Coke Referendum Results - Page 3

sew12 · 02-09-2010 at 11:55 AM

No surprise, the propagandists won.

Nino is exactly right, so many people didn't understand what this referendum really was about.

Goce · 02-09-2010 at 11:56 AM

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Originally Posted by lawleypop

easy love don't take it personally eh?

I didn't, I just wanted to shed some light from the other side.

This is why I also still voted for you by following the link in your signature. Very nice drawing, Cheri.

lawleypop · 02-09-2010 at 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Shmowen

Again, I apologize for hijacking the thread - I was merely dallying in the political ideology which was being mentioned.

And I have taken philosophy courses, which really doesn't qualify me or anyone to make statements about philosophy - taking one class in anything does not mean you can make significant claims about that discipline. But I do read Plato for fun.

ANYWHO.......I hereby give this thread BACK to the Coke Referendum.

Well Huzaifa considers himself a sociologist, so there's no reason why you're not a legit philosopher!

Goce · 02-09-2010 at 11:59 AM

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Originally Posted by Shmowen

Again, I apologize for hijacking the thread - I was merely dallying in the political ideology which was being mentioned.

And I have taken philosophy courses, which really doesn't qualify me or anyone to make statements about philosophy - taking one class in anything does not mean you can make significant claims about that discipline. But I do read Plato for fun.

ANYWHO.......I hereby give this thread BACK to the Coke Referendum.

It's more than alright. It was actually really amusing. This has happened more than once with people that have taken philosophy courses. You learn to think abstractly.

P.s. Plato is the best!

lawleypop · 02-09-2010 at 12:00 PM

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Originally Posted by Goce

I didn't, I just wanted to shed some light from the other side.

This is why I also still voted for you by following the link in your signature. Very nice drawing, Cheri.

Twas a joke! I'd hope you wouldn't get offended by anything I say by now, rofl.

Thanks a lot. ^^ For the compliment and the vote. ;D

arathbon · 02-09-2010 at 03:58 PM

The electorate was wayyyy undereducated about the whole issue. I'm surprised that they didn't vote 90% no...

Fight0 · 02-09-2010 at 04:07 PM

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Originally Posted by Jay

Some of the spoiled ballots were hilarious.

Did people write poooooooooooo?

Kathy2 · 02-09-2010 at 08:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Goce

I voted "NO" for a few reasons:
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4. I have an interest in the major alternative, Pepsi, being here.

Agree 100%!!!!!!!!!!!!

I didn't vote though, I put abstain. I did not do enough research to know what's going on.

samd · 02-09-2010 at 09:22 PM

When Coke heard the result of this vote they heard our message and immediately cleaned up their act. Today Columbia is a happy place where the unions and the paramilitaries hold hands and sing their praises to McMaster for truly changing the world. Thank you NO side, Che would be proud.

sew12 · 02-09-2010 at 09:25 PM

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Originally Posted by andrew22

so can we have a ref on either banning coke now, or a ref on getting tons of variety of juices? come on SRA, your chance to do something...

I wouldn't hold your breath on getting more variety.

I imagine it will continue to be around 90% Coke, maybe 80%. All this vote did was screw us out of potential benefits.

Dealing with only one supplier who supplies different beverages will still be the easiest option, we just won't have any sort of contract to exclusively deal with them.

I can't wait to hear complaints from people who voted no who expect there to automatically be more variety, or who expect to see Pepsi or something on the shelves b/c they said no to THE POSSIBILITY (I think this fact went largely ignored by many people who voted no) of an exclusivity contract with Coca Cola.

deadpool · 02-09-2010 at 09:56 PM

The real problem here is that leftists took headlines from Columbia talking about problems with Coca to mean problems with Coca Cola...

tbiris · 02-09-2010 at 10:17 PM

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Originally Posted by samd

When Coke heard the result of this vote they heard our message and immediately cleaned up their act. Today Columbia is a happy place where the unions and the paramilitaries hold hands and sing their praises to McMaster for truly changing the world. Thank you NO side, Che would be proud.

Right. Because the world totally changes on a dime.

lawleypop · 02-09-2010 at 10:24 PM

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Originally Posted by tbiris

Right. Because the world totally changes on a dime.

It was sarcasm... o_O