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You can manipulate surveys to generate any requested outrage. Generally you can assume any mention of a survey is propaganda and can be ignored. Its pretty tr
by VLM 5y ago
You can manipulate surveys to generate any requested outrage. Generally you can assume any mention of a survey is propaganda and can be ignored.
Its pretty trivial to imagine how this desired result was produced:
"Would you be angry if you paid a falsely advertised full 'new' price for a garment actually worn by others at least three or more times?"
I know I'd be pretty annoyed if I paid full "new" price for shoes and they arrived and someone else has been wearing the tread off of them for the last six months, LOL.