Faulty goods and Federal failures

What would you think of a company who, when shown their product is fundamentally flawed, continually suggested that buying more of it would fix the problem?

You can stop laughing now. It isn't funny -- it's happening to us every day:

No one can deny that if the guy on that international flight to Detroit had succeeded in blowing up the plane, the Big Government advocates would be using that as an argument for having the federal government crack down even more on civil liberties. ((Heck, he didn't even have to succeed for that to happen... -- Jemison))

And isn’t it interesting that the massive post-9/11 crackdown on civil liberties didn’t prevent the guy from apparently almost bringing down the plane.

That's because the government apparently isn't very effective at USING all that information they're collecting 'in order to make us safer.' Things that make you go hmmm.....

This is but one example. The feds promised to save the financial day with the bailouts... doesn't seem to have worked. We were told that all the years of struggle in Iraq and Afghanistan would make us safer. Not only are we still there, we now have Yemen in our crosshairs.

You'd quit doing business with a company compiling this kind of track record. Something to think about.