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Originally Posted by Chad Rhodes
Add the numbers. The majority wear SA helmets, the majority wear full face helmets. The highest percentage wear SA full face helmets. Spin it any way you want but those are the facts. Maybe you should go for the Obama administration, they seem to view math the same way you do
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Chad, you had to go there didn't you (with your last comment)? Well given where you live, and the recent news that's giving your state (and I digress mine as well), a black eye (no pun intended), I guess I shouldn't be surprised. I hope you keep that George Z. (buttwipe) in your state, because we don't need/want people of his ilk in mine!!!
Oh, and as for the survey Phillip did, you and a few others here Chad are overlooking the point he was trying to make....165 (actual) people voted, and although 71 voters use a SA full face helmet, a combined total of 94 (the remaining voters), either wear a M full, SA open, or M open faced helmet. Thus, more of those who partook in this survey DO NOT WEAR AN SA FULL FACED HELMET....PHILLIPS POINT!!!
You and the others like you may be right that the single majority (of the four types listed), were SA full face helmet users (or the combined total of voters using full faced helmets vs open face helmets, or even SA vs M series helmets) was greater as well, but that's not what he was saying, and the numbers prove it. That's very Fox "So Called" News of you to put a different "spin"(pun intended) on what he was saying, however your apparent source for national news is showing itself clearly to me. Sorry to rain on your parade Chad, but that's the facts! What part of that logic don't you get?My government supported public school taught me that, and it also taught me although your statements add up, so does Phillips, and he has numbers to support his primary summary. You must be a Romney fan, because you're talking a lot like him, and that's scary....