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In response to
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Anytime you need to explain a slogan, ad executives get boners. FFS, man.
"
by
Will Hunting
And we've decided that "take away funds" means "take away ALL funds"....why? -- nm
Posted by
znufrii, silly old man (aka znufrii)
Jun 9 '20, 07:22
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Too ambiguous, as “take away some money” can and will be interpreted to mean any number of things
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Will Hunting
Jun 9, 07:26
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Which is why no one is suggesting that budgets simply be cut indiscriminately. -- nm
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znufrii, silly old man
Jun 9, 07:30
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So, we are back to you agreeing that this is a complex issue with limited use for mislabeled hashtags. Good. Now go reform the police
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Will Hunting
Jun 9, 07:36
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*rearranges deck chairs*
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Titanic deck crew
Jun 9, 07:46
It's really simple - if you have to explain it over and over and over - it's a weak slogan. Period. If the other side can rally around YOUR slogan
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John Murphy
Jun 9, 07:26
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