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Say there's a community (or demographic, whatever) that feels wronged by what a company is doing. You suggest the company use all kinds of deceit against that c

by Luc 8y ago

Say there's a community (or demographic, whatever) that feels wronged by what a company is doing. You suggest the company use all kinds of deceit against that community to keep doing what it's doing. To me that sounds like a pretty good way to get the opposite effect: more support for those opposed to the company.

rdtsc 8y ago
> You suggest the company use all kinds of deceit against that community to keep doing what it's doing. Citizens attacking the cars with knives, blocking the intersection on purpose, trying to run them off the road is just unsafe and counter-productive. I don't see it a lot different than road rage. Is it ok to trick people to be less susceptible to road rage somehow. Or how about tricking delivery drivers into driving safer by putting one of those "how is my driving, call 1-800-xxx-xxxx" signs on the back of the car?