In the 50s there was a tuna cannery that used an advertising campaign based on<\/p>\n
“Our tuna will not turn black in the can.”<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Now, no tuna by any manufacturer did not turn black in the can, however this campaign was highly successful. The trepidation and uncertainty generated by the thought that the other canneries never seemed to mention “turning black” in the can left them to wonder on that possibility. This sort of advertising is today illegal.<\/p>\n
However it is not apparently illegal on the campaign trail. Mr Obama campaigns as the candidate of “hope” and that he is a “uniter.” ….<\/p>\n
This is exactly<\/em> the same sort of argument\/campaign as claiming “will not turn black in the can.” It implies, by omission that the other candidate(s) are the candidates who will turn black in the can.<\/p>\n
Mr Obama has announced that his campaign is a “higher” more ethcial sort of campaign. Yeah, right. It’s a campaign that uses advertisting tactics which have been illlegal for decades.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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