Letter to Obama from Proctor & Gamble Executive

[Jaskalas]

False. Your statement should read, "....which provides the highest standard of living the world for CEOs and other business executives." I guess that when you live in a mansion and have servants you can avoid seeing the tens of millions of impoverished people who also live here.

Our poor are better off than those who have suffered other economic models.

 

[Tab]

Jesus, this guy is an idiot.

 

[Pens1566]

Jesus, this guy is an idiot.

Who, letter writer or the OP? I'm going to say both.

 

[Sheik Yerbouti]

Lol at this part:



Shoulda just put this at the beginning so nobody would waste their time.

ignore feature helps save many wasted minutes reading this incomprehensible fools posts
(not you)

 

[GuitarDaddy]

Who, letter writer or the OP? I'm going to say both.

Probably one and the same

 

[kage69]

Haven't seen FAIL of that pungency in awhile...guess it makes sense given the OP.

 

[Schadenfroh]

So we can post random chain e-mails now?

Hell the ones I get from Nigeria are better than this mess.

The open letter is legit. But...

1. He is a former P&G Executive
2. This is old news
3. I wish former (and current) executives would STFU in regards to partisan hackery, it is best for a corporation to appear neutral to the public.

<- Disgruntled P&G shareholder and great-grandson of a P&G salesman.

 

[Danube]

The open letter is legit. But...


3. I wish former (and current) executives would STFU in regards to partisan hackery, it is best for a corporation to appear neutral to the public.

Obama has been waging war against executives, CEO's etc. and they should speak out more despite chance SEIU might storm their porch.

 

[woolfe9999]

And you're a leftist just imagine how the right feels.

No, unfortunatetly, the "left" doesn't have to imagine anything. You and the idiot who wrote that letter you quoted have laid it all out for us nicely.

- wolf

 

[Perknose]

... too bad the NY Times never published it.

The Times motto is "All the News That's Fit to Print" not "All the Trash We Can Fit."

 

[Schadenfroh]

Obama has been waging war against executives, CEO's etc. and they should speak out more despite chance SEIU might storm their porch.

Business executives are perceived as being against "the common man" and "promoting their own self-interests" to many voters. There is a difference between working against the reelection of government officials that are not in the best interests of the company (shareholders) in a subtle manner (campaign contributions, etc.) and issuing partisan hack letters to the public.

 

[HumblePie]

LOL, the letter ceo sounds like the man who owned the last company I worked for. I kept my mouth shut only because of the paycheck, but man the daily obama bashing emails I got from him were irritating to end.

 

[child of wonder]

Fail letter is massive fail.

 

[Jaskalas]

3. I wish former (and current) executives would STFU in regards to partisan hackery, it is best for a corporation to appear neutral to the public.

Neutral to the wolves tearing it apart?

 

[UberNeuman]

The former P&G man must feel himself in the same boat after those accusing his company in having the mark of Satan in their logo back in the day...

lol.........

/it comes around - it goes around...

 

[PJABBER]

So many lefties screaming foul, must mean the letter hit a home run!

LOL! @ the lame attempts to rebut the letter writer's concerns! :awe:

 

[werepossum]

The Times motto is "All the News That's Fit to Print" not "All the Trash We Can Fit."

I think their actual motto is "All the news that fits, we print".

 

[Schadenfroh]

Neutral to the wolves tearing it apart?

There is a difference between appearing neutral to the general public and being neutral.