DerbyDad03 wrote:
On Thursday, April 16, 2015 at 2:23:00 PM UTC-4, dadiOH wrote:
DerbyDad03 wrote:


Here we go again with the same ridiculous assertion that consumers
are being deceived by smaller packages. I'll make this easy for you.

Here's is the definition of "deceive". Do us all a favor and explain
to us how a clearly marking a container with the weight of the
contents and the price fits this definition.

de·ceive
d?'sev/
verb

- (of a thing) give a mistaken impression.

That doesn't fit, how? A slightly smaller container certainly gives
a
mistaken impression.

Wait...in your response to Mike you said "I wouldn't exactly call it
"deception"" and "Deception, no; sneaky, you bet".

Are you now saying "Deception, yes" because you feel it fits that
definition?

Yeah, you convinced me

Changing your mind is OK. :-) I'm just trying trying to make sure I
know where you stand on this issue. I may not agree with you, but I
can't say that until I know which side you're on. ;-)

Depends...what side is General Bullmoose on? I'm with him