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by Jeff Hilimire on Oct 29, 2009
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Created by Jeff Hilimire (@jeffhilimire), Chief Digital Officer at Engauge. Delivered at the eM9 Conference in Atlanta on 10/28/09. Focusing on the "Why" and the "What", practical uses, and "Do's" and ...
Created by Jeff Hilimire (@jeffhilimire), Chief Digital Officer at Engauge. Delivered at the eM9 Conference in Atlanta on 10/28/09. Focusing on the "Why" and the "What", practical uses, and "Do's" and "Don'ts". For more go to www.jeffhilimire.com.
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For decades, my earliest memory was in the 1970's, the Hallmark Hall of Fame movies have been a part of my family's traditions. We enjoyed the stories that were about holiday cheer, romance & fun.
This push of environmentalism steps over the line for myself and my family as consumers. We don't need Hallmark pressing the Obama presidency's policies or propaganda about climate change.
The subtle references were sickening. People who are educated about our climate, the scientific method and how this scam has been thrust upon us through fear & intimidation, won't buy it for a second.
It's the uneducated and the sound-bite-citizen who will buy into this garbage.
I won't be watching another Hallmark show or the Hallmark Channel. Additionally, there are other card shops which can satisfy my card buying needs. Papyrus comes to mind.
We may not be able to put a halt to this 'unprecedented' spending spree presidency, but we can speak through our consumer dollars to businesses that decide to endorse irresponsible policies that hurt, not just Americans, but humankind the world over.
I hope you will consider businesses that are supporting, through subtle and subliminal messages this president's irresponsible actions and make your consumer voices heard by looking for alternatives to your spending dollars. 2 years ago Reply