Bandwagons

He also took another swipe at Giants fans, labeling them as “fair weather” and “bandwagons” for booing the team during tough times.

I challenge Nigel Hughes and those who have jumped on another of Hughes’s wicked bandwagons to dispute these following facts.

Denunciation bandwagons were effective means of dividing people and turning them against each other, transforming friends, spouses, relatives, colleagues, neighbors, lovers, and even children into enemies, rivals and informers.

Much like the rise of the PC in the 1980s, networking in the 1990s, and the web a bit later, the tech industry continues to build bandwagons and CIOs continue to jump on board.

Turning this whole business political, ignoring science and the jumping on hateful bandwagons is what the Queensland LNP does best.