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napkindoodle @ Apr 3rd 2008 8:25PM
Oh my, these surveys really make me lose faith in the intelligence of some groups of people - how could GM be a truly 'green' brand? Those GM green Suburban SUVs must've worked :rolls eyes:
The Luigiian @ Apr 4th 2008 1:36AM
What made me lose faith is when they mentioned Atari as a brand they'd like to see come back. People, Atari still exists. It still makes games. Its games are terrible, sure, but they're out there.
I guess they think my brand-new Compaq PC doesn't exist either.
Also, I can't believe the top-rated brands. The public would most like to be Nike? As in, the sweatshop "hey how cheap can we make shoes" company?!
One last thing: LOL at Barack Obama's on the list. One year in public and they're already calling him a "brand".
*facepalm*
elprogramer @ Apr 4th 2008 3:45AM
How could any manufacturing company be "green", let alone a producer of a machine that causes pollution?
Frank @ Apr 4th 2008 8:00AM
napkindoodle,
These same people will be voting for our next president.
elprogramer,
Ask Toyota. They make what, 8 or so pickups/SUV's but the general public thinks they're green primarily based on *one* car.
Miguel @ Apr 4th 2008 6:11PM
@Luigiian
I am so sick of hearing this tired cliche about Nike. It's not true. http://www.nikebiz.com/responsibility/
In the mid-90's, the brand caught an excessive amount of flack for it. The truth is, that t-shirt you bought from Macy's along with that t-shirt someone else bought from Wal-Mart are both made for ridiculously cheap labor to produce excessive revenue. What, a company's out to make money? Who knew!?