Well technically isn't all advertising "propaganda"?

 So are you saying Choice Hotels got together with the US Government and started some campaign to insinuate we weren't allowed to travel?

 I'm not sure anyone at MPG, McKinney or Havas Media when they put this together was strategizing a was to falsely inform the public that they couldn't travel from place to place.  I reached out to them and we can see what they say.

 I for one doubt anyone is looking at that commercial saying OMG, I can travel now?

 
 You know people that think they can not travel specifically within the US?

 If so did they even try?  Like did they look up hotel rooms, bus tickets, airline tickets anything at all?

 What did they see that indicated they could not travel?

 Do you know people that think they can not travel specifically within the US?

If so did they even try?  Like did they look up hotel rooms, bus tickets, airline tickets anything at all?

 I say if someone is going to rely on mainstream media and not actual law to tell them what is legal they should remain home.  It would be safer for them, and everyone else.  What happens when they see a "report" that murder is legal now?

 If someone can't look up a hotel room and see they are available, and rental cars, and airline tickets, they probably aren't capable of doing a lot of things.

"Now, WHY would someone call a motel and ask about a room
If they already have been convinced, however incorrect they may be, that they can't GO.. BECAUSE, they live in a place with a mayor telling them to stay home.. "


 This person obviously is incapable of differentiating between a Mayor providing reference to law and an imaginary environment where the Mayor is saying they can not leave their home.  Unless of course there is a Mayor that actually said people are not allowed to leave their homes for any reason, or that they can not travel for any reason.

 If anything this person should get some professional assistance and be evaluated for the potential of assisted living in some form as they conclude they are restricted to the confines of their home based off misinterpretation of fact, lack the ability to ask for clarification, or comprehend the general language that the majority of the population can interpret correctly.

 Again:

 Do you know people that think they can not travel specifically within the US?

 If so did they even try?  Like did they look up hotel rooms, bus tickets, airline tickets anything at all?

 "And youre incapable of admitting that there are TONS of people that stupid"

 Well that depends on what you consider "TONS".  I think "SOME" might, but typically since nobody is documented saying you can't travel out of State that part would have to be concluded by other means than local Mayors.  This is up there with the "Why are children being told to wear masks when they know it restricts oxygen???!!!" nonsense.  Sure some people think that's a thing but most people know masks don't restrict enough oxygen to matter for a kid, and that kids will just pull the mask away to get air.  The reality is most the people asking that question know its Bullsh!t, but they want something else to add to the complaints.


"And however Mistaken they may be,, THATS how some people saw it.."

 Who?  Are you just guessing assuming this to be true, or are you declaring it as fact?  It sounds you are declaring it as fact.

 I'm not saying it isn't but I am not aware of anyone that has said "Wait, the Mayor said "No out of State travel is allowed." That is what I was asking.

 I imagine it has happened, but is it the intention of Choice Hotels to do this?  They colluded to influence the less than one percent of the population, the portion that can't comprehend what a Mayor says, to Not travel?  A major hotel chain, a business sustained on travel, is helping keep people at home.  Great idea.

Gee, now two companies/etc, using the fact that the snowflakes BELIEVE and accept, the perceived belief, that freedom was restricted !!!!!!!!

 Do you know anyone that thinks their ability to travel in the US was restricted?

 Did any of them try?  Who do you know that BELIEVED they could not travel in any form and had to stay in their home?



 It's called advertising.

 Pepsi used "Gotta have It!" an obvious reach into the instant gratification desires of Gen-X kids at the time, capitalizing on their gimme now! attitudes and aversion to working for what they get.  Right?

 Imagine advertising being designed to alter perception so people purchase their product.

They colluded to influence the less than one percent of the population, the portion that can't comprehend what a Mayor says, to Not travel?  A major hotel chain, a business sustained on travel, is helping keep people at home.  Great idea.

Bingo..
You just exhibited your bias..
Nobody said anything about the hotels telling people they couldnt travel. I sure asFukk didnt,,
Youre pretending bullshit,,