Re: Re: Court Rebuffs a Suit Linking Mold to Illness

[Guest guest]

Are they appealing? It seems like they should...

[Guest guest]

Making mold an issue:

You have to link it SOMEHOW to vote-getting.

Linking it to money would be great but generally

health activist groups do not have enough money

to trump the keeping-you-sick-group/pharmacy, so

need to tag it onto vote getting. Republicans do

a GREAT job of this. Just imitate them. First

you have to figure out WHICH STATES are about to

SWING, like Ohio was and like Florida before

that, and get in there and make it AN ISSUE that

voters care about, really VOTERS, people who

vote,,,not a big group any more. Republicans

pick their state and go in there and tell the

people there DIRECTLY what they want them to

believe and tell them to vote for it and they

do... They have discovered the best way is

through people's emotions. They hit all the

emotional issues and the common sense in people

just floats away like they have been drugged or

something. Your health, your kids health, is an

emotional issue naturally. Just find some kids

that have been hurt by it in a swing state and

campaign THERE for awareness and also what the

government is NOT doing about it, and you'll get

some politicians scrambling then. However a

little late this year for that. You can trudge

around forever getting signatures but you have to

tie the issue to someone getting either votes or

money, or all that work is for nothing, or you

have to turn it into a scandal that the

television networks can't help but want to

discuss due to all the attention it is getting.

Scandal gets television because it gets viewers

and viewers gets advertisers interested and

advertisers give money to television, you have to

the link to money or votes (in a SWING STATE).

Forget states like Texas in other words, etc.

--- LiveSimply <quackadillian@...> wrote:

> I guess the point that I was making was that

> people need to do much

> more than 'sign' an online petition to effect

> real change, and that

>