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ANTI-ADS
Once you have acquired the taste for consuming less, the avalanche of advertisements designed to incite buying becomes
increasingly offensive. In the past we were able to smile at a funny ad, or enjoy the glossy image of some campaigns. But
now we are beyond fed up with all those false promises. For more than twenty years we've spritzed ourselves with expensive
scent, but we're still waiting for the wild sex promised by those fragrance ads. Meanwhile Marlboro cigarette smokers have
become cancer patients not cowboys. The time seems right for the truth. Wouldn't Nike make more of an impression, especially
to those under 20, with the slogan: "Out of respect for the environment: Buy us only if you really need us." The
Canadian magazine Adbusters is a real anti-advertisement pioneer and the initiator of the worldwide Buy Nothing Days.
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Here are some examples of the ad exposés that can be found at www.adbusters.org.
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