Time for Jeff Bridges to dump Hyundai

[paddyoh]

Would it not be ironic if, after the auto bailout, the American car companies went all-out on building small, quality, gas-sipping econo-boxes and nobody would buy them because gas became “cheap” again ?

After all, they only built larger cars because people WERE buying them until the price of gas sky-rocketed. And it WAS the last administration that de-nutted the fuel economy standards so there was no incentive to “go green”.

How many foreign companies do we need to give corporate hand-outs to….to build factories in OUR country…on OUR DIME, to compete against OUR industry ?

When is enough, enough ?

Where do we draw the line ?

I say no more freebies to entice any more foreign car companies that end with the letter “A” or “I”.

And if you DO want to sell your goods here, they have to live up to the same non-toxic standards as the American companies and can’t be built in sweat-shops or with child labor.

Go here and do something to help out our blue collar workers who are losing their jobs in droves:

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

If your Freedom of Speech is denied at the Jeff Bridges site, go here:

http://www.HotAirDaily.com

Then, very politely ask Jeff Bridges to support the country that helped make him famous. Ask Jeff Bridges to drop the Hyundai ad campaign.

HIE-YUN-DIE ~ Hyundai does NOT rhyme with Sunday in blue-collar America.

[Rt.66]

PADDYHO in the past two weeks I’ve come across two individuals looking to buy a new car. Both were shopping Japanese brands. When I asked them if they had considered an American brand they both looked at me with an odd look and basically asked “why would I do that”. No shit. I like both these people and they were not responding in any kind of US cars suck way; they just never put any thought into it.

It never occurred to them that they could support America in a time of great trouble. Also neither knew that American cars rank amongst the top most well built, affordable, reliable and economical cars on the market. I told them where to go to see the data and told them a bit about some American models.

Neither of them were offended, quite the opposite, they thought I had introduced them to something worthwhile.

Anyway, I think what you are doing will, at the very least, bring attention to this issue and get people who otherwise would not go look at Chevy or Ford, to do so.

I think you may have more success with Jeff by starting an Email campaign to Disney Studios. Tell people to let Disney know that they will not go to the theatre or video rental store to see Tron 2.0 or any other Bridges movie. Speak with your wallet and people will start to listen.

If Jeff wants to do those commercials that’s his right, if we don’t want to blow $13 seeing his movies then it’s our right to get our message across in that manner. Just a thought.

[Rt.66]

PADDYHO in the past two weeks I’ve come across two individuals looking to buy a new car. Both were shopping Japanese brands. When I asked them if they had considered an American brand they both looked at me with an odd look and basically asked “why would I do that”. No shit. I like both these people and they were not responding in any kind of US cars suck way; they just never put any thought into it.

It never occurred to them that they could support America in a time of great trouble. Also neither knew that American cars rank amongst the top most well built, affordable, reliable and economical cars on the market. I told them where to go to see the data and told them a bit about some American models.

Neither of them were offended, quite the opposite, they thought I had introduced them to something worthwhile.

Anyway, I think what you are doing will, at the very least, bring attention to this issue and get people who otherwise would not go look at Chevy or Ford, to do so.

I think you may have more success with Jeff by starting an Email campaign to Disney Studios. Tell people to let Disney know that they will not go to the theatre or video rental store to see Tron 2.0 or any other Bridges movie. Speak with your wallet and people will start to listen.

If Jeff wants to do those commercials that’s his right, if we don’t want to blow $13 seeing his movies then it’s our right to get our message across in that manner. Just a thought.

[Rt.66]

PADDYHO in the past two weeks I’ve come across two individuals looking to buy a new car. Both were shopping Japanese brands. When I asked them if they had considered an American brand they both looked at me with an odd look and basically asked “why would I do that”. No shit. I like both these people and they were not responding in any kind of US cars suck way; they just never put any thought into it.

It never occurred to them that they could support America in a time of great trouble. Also neither knew that American cars rank amongst the top most well built, affordable, reliable and economical cars on the market. I told them where to go to see the data and told them a bit about some American models.

Neither of them were offended, quite the opposite, they thought I had introduced them to something worthwhile.

Anyway, I think what you are doing will, at the very least, bring attention to this issue and get people who otherwise would not go look at Chevy or Ford, to do so.

I think you may have more success with Jeff by starting an Email campaign to Disney Studios. Tell people to let Disney know that they will not go to the theatre or video rental store to see Tron 2.0 or any other Bridges movie. Speak with your wallet and people will start to listen.

If Jeff wants to do those commercials that’s his right, if we don’t want to blow $13 seeing his movies then it’s our right to get our message across in that manner. Just a thought.

[Rt.66]

PADDYHO in the past two weeks I’ve come across two individuals looking to buy a new car. Both were shopping Japanese brands. When I asked them if they had considered an American brand they both looked at me with an odd look and basically asked “why would I do that”. No shit. I like both these people and they were not responding in any kind of US cars suck way; they just never put any thought into it.

It never occurred to them that they could support America in a time of great trouble. Also neither knew that American cars rank amongst the top most well built, affordable, reliable and economical cars on the market. I told them where to go to see the data and told them a bit about some American models.

Neither of them were offended, quite the opposite, they thought I had introduced them to something worthwhile.

Anyway, I think what you are doing will, at the very least, bring attention to this issue and get people who otherwise would not go look at Chevy or Ford, to do so.

I think you may have more success with Jeff by starting an Email campaign to Disney Studios. Tell people to let Disney know that they will not go to the theatre or video rental store to see Tron 2.0 or any other Bridges movie. Speak with your wallet and people will start to listen.

If Jeff wants to do those commercials that’s his right, if we don’t want to blow $13 seeing his movies then it’s our right to get our message across in that manner. Just a thought.

[Rt.66]

PADDYHO in the past two weeks I’ve come across two individuals looking to buy a new car. Both were shopping Japanese brands. When I asked them if they had considered an American brand they both looked at me with an odd look and basically asked “why would I do that”. No shit. I like both these people and they were not responding in any kind of US cars suck way; they just never put any thought into it.

It never occurred to them that they could support America in a time of great trouble. Also neither knew that American cars rank amongst the top most well built, affordable, reliable and economical cars on the market. I told them where to go to see the data and told them a bit about some American models.

Neither of them were offended, quite the opposite, they thought I had introduced them to something worthwhile.

Anyway, I think what you are doing will, at the very least, bring attention to this issue and get people who otherwise would not go look at Chevy or Ford, to do so.

I think you may have more success with Jeff by starting an Email campaign to Disney Studios. Tell people to let Disney know that they will not go to the theatre or video rental store to see Tron 2.0 or any other Bridges movie. Speak with your wallet and people will start to listen.

If Jeff wants to do those commercials that’s his right, if we don’t want to blow $13 seeing his movies then it’s our right to get our message across in that manner. Just a thought.

[paddyoh]

[quote=Rt.66]
It never occurred to them that they could support America in a time of great trouble. Also neither knew that American cars rank amongst the top most well built, affordable, reliable and economical cars on the market. I told them where to go to see the data and told them a bit about some American models.

[/quote]

Point taken Rt.66.

It’s paddyOH by the way. 🙂

I run into the same people. It get’s frustrating sometimes but fulfilling when you win someone back over to the “home team”.

Keep up your good work. 🙂

As for the foreseeable future, I will continue to ask that reasonable folks respectfully ask Jeff Bridges to dump the Hyundai advertising gig.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

If your Freedom of Speech is denied, go here:

http://www.HotAirDaily.com

Then, very politely ask Jeff Bridges to support the country that helped make him famous and drop the Hyundai ads.

HIE-YUN-DIE ~ Hyundai does NOT rhyme with Sunday in blue-collar America.

It’s time America stopped being Asia’s Landfill and it’s time Americans helped out.

[paddyoh]

[quote=Rt.66]
It never occurred to them that they could support America in a time of great trouble. Also neither knew that American cars rank amongst the top most well built, affordable, reliable and economical cars on the market. I told them where to go to see the data and told them a bit about some American models.

[/quote]

Point taken Rt.66.

It’s paddyOH by the way. 🙂

I run into the same people. It get’s frustrating sometimes but fulfilling when you win someone back over to the “home team”.

Keep up your good work. 🙂

As for the foreseeable future, I will continue to ask that reasonable folks respectfully ask Jeff Bridges to dump the Hyundai advertising gig.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

If your Freedom of Speech is denied, go here:

http://www.HotAirDaily.com

Then, very politely ask Jeff Bridges to support the country that helped make him famous and drop the Hyundai ads.

HIE-YUN-DIE ~ Hyundai does NOT rhyme with Sunday in blue-collar America.

It’s time America stopped being Asia’s Landfill and it’s time Americans helped out.

[paddyoh]

[quote=Rt.66]
It never occurred to them that they could support America in a time of great trouble. Also neither knew that American cars rank amongst the top most well built, affordable, reliable and economical cars on the market. I told them where to go to see the data and told them a bit about some American models.

[/quote]

Point taken Rt.66.

It’s paddyOH by the way. 🙂

I run into the same people. It get’s frustrating sometimes but fulfilling when you win someone back over to the “home team”.

Keep up your good work. 🙂

As for the foreseeable future, I will continue to ask that reasonable folks respectfully ask Jeff Bridges to dump the Hyundai advertising gig.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

If your Freedom of Speech is denied, go here:

http://www.HotAirDaily.com

Then, very politely ask Jeff Bridges to support the country that helped make him famous and drop the Hyundai ads.

HIE-YUN-DIE ~ Hyundai does NOT rhyme with Sunday in blue-collar America.

It’s time America stopped being Asia’s Landfill and it’s time Americans helped out.

[paddyoh]

[quote=Rt.66]
It never occurred to them that they could support America in a time of great trouble. Also neither knew that American cars rank amongst the top most well built, affordable, reliable and economical cars on the market. I told them where to go to see the data and told them a bit about some American models.

[/quote]

Point taken Rt.66.

It’s paddyOH by the way. 🙂

I run into the same people. It get’s frustrating sometimes but fulfilling when you win someone back over to the “home team”.

Keep up your good work. 🙂

As for the foreseeable future, I will continue to ask that reasonable folks respectfully ask Jeff Bridges to dump the Hyundai advertising gig.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

If your Freedom of Speech is denied, go here:

http://www.HotAirDaily.com

Then, very politely ask Jeff Bridges to support the country that helped make him famous and drop the Hyundai ads.

HIE-YUN-DIE ~ Hyundai does NOT rhyme with Sunday in blue-collar America.

It’s time America stopped being Asia’s Landfill and it’s time Americans helped out.

[paddyoh]

[quote=Rt.66]
It never occurred to them that they could support America in a time of great trouble. Also neither knew that American cars rank amongst the top most well built, affordable, reliable and economical cars on the market. I told them where to go to see the data and told them a bit about some American models.

[/quote]

Point taken Rt.66.

It’s paddyOH by the way. 🙂

I run into the same people. It get’s frustrating sometimes but fulfilling when you win someone back over to the “home team”.

Keep up your good work. 🙂

As for the foreseeable future, I will continue to ask that reasonable folks respectfully ask Jeff Bridges to dump the Hyundai advertising gig.

http://nicko62.websitetoolbox.com/post?id=3268355

If your Freedom of Speech is denied, go here:

http://www.HotAirDaily.com

Then, very politely ask Jeff Bridges to support the country that helped make him famous and drop the Hyundai ads.

HIE-YUN-DIE ~ Hyundai does NOT rhyme with Sunday in blue-collar America.

It’s time America stopped being Asia’s Landfill and it’s time Americans helped out.

[Rt.66]

Or that too (sorry about the Paddyoh). Nothing wrong with your approach either. No harm in people letting him know their thoughts on the matter.

[Rt.66]

Or that too (sorry about the Paddyoh). Nothing wrong with your approach either. No harm in people letting him know their thoughts on the matter.

[Rt.66]

Or that too (sorry about the Paddyoh). Nothing wrong with your approach either. No harm in people letting him know their thoughts on the matter.

[Rt.66]

Or that too (sorry about the Paddyoh). Nothing wrong with your approach either. No harm in people letting him know their thoughts on the matter.

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