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Today another Ford executive makes a stupid decision and talks about it with the press. Alan R. Mulally should be playing golf and making bad decisions about which iron to pick out of his bag when 95 yards away from the pin.

These guys could not find there way out of maze at Chuckie Cheeses.

I am so sick and tired of getting bent over by the oil tycoons and auto manufacturers. What is up with this blatant disregard for the American population.

Ford deserves to go out of business. They deserve to lose to smarter manufacturers.

I cannot believe Ford and GM are crying about this money from our tax dollars and make ridiculous decisions like this with respect to selling the 65 MPG Ford Fiesta here in North America and South America.

To get a new Toyota Prius you have to put your name on the waiting list at your local Toyota dealer and it only gets 47 MPG. This Ford Fiesta gets 65 MPG. 18 more miles per gallon. That is a tremendous advantage over the Prius! WTF

I am so sick and tired of the lies and deceit.

Please Mr. Alan R. Mulally and Mark Fields, do us all a favor and go retire. Why don't you just stop screwing our country and our planet by making stupid decisions. You guys are disgusting. Your children and family should be ashamed of you. If you have grand children they should learn to despise you over the next 20 - 30 years. What you are doing to them is a crime. You and the others should be prosecuted as criminals.

You do not deserve to be Americans. Capitalism and freedom do not include taking bribes and screwing over the rest of your fellow Americans.

Get rid of the unions. Get rid of the big trucks that don't get used as trucks. More people use their F150's to drive to the office than they do to haul anything. You have made it manly to drive a gas guzzling truck to the office and the only thing they are carrying in is a coffee cup and a cell phone.

Everyone needs to change. We all need to make changes and better decisions.

Stop making bad decisions.

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