[FlungPup]

Anyone else notice this slight of hand in the media?

No one would want to bailout the rich right? But who wouldn't want to take part in a rescue.



Sometimes I wonder why it's so obvious and yet it still will likely work.

 

[chibbers]

Anyone else notice this slight of hand in the media?

No one would want to bailout the rich right? But who wouldn't want to take part in a rescue.



Sometimes I wonder why it's so obvious and yet it still will likely work.

I had the same thought today. "Rescue" is SOOO much more palitable being that we the people weren't buying the scare tactics. I'm surprized I haven't heard "the terrorists win" if we don't bail out the banks.

 

[Truthpick]

Some tool on Fox news actually made the statement several days ago that "They should call it a rescue instead of a bailout" so as to sell it to average Americans. 2 days later Mccain gives a speech where he says "it's not really a bailout, it's a rescue." Go figure.

 

[rridgeoutlaw]

another trick by the obamamites

 

[Dwind]

politicians in general do this. When the rich wanted to keep their money in the family- they lobbied to get the inheritance tax- a pro tax term, called the death tax- an anti tax term.

 

[Davy C Rockett]

Yep the media is tricky, and bought off by a few.

Biggest head game players in society.

 

[TruthSeeker]

I didn't hear it until the vote tanked on Monday. Gotta confuse the masses in some way. . .

 

[mongoose]

--- newspeak ----
bailout bad word
rescue good word

 

[Thesenator223]

It changed about 48 hours after people of this country went berzerk. So, the social engineers realized that they had to change the rhetoric to calm the masses.

They still defied the wishes of the people.