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Some of the shallowest people I have met are in advertising.
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Is this the worst ad ever?
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why should this be a bad ad? its only the truth, why care about 3000 people dieing when billions will die if we go on wasting our ressources like we still do? we are fighting about which goat keeper 2000 years ago was the right prophet and still havent changed our way to live ..Originally Posted by coldarchon
Are you capable of critical thinking? The tsunami has absolutely nothing to do with what we as humans are doing. North America could either be covered with mastodons and saber-tooth tigers or entirely be strip-mined - but it wouldn't make a damn bit of difference on whether or not that tsunami occurred.
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