Obama's America - in a Superbowl Ad.

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[conimbricenses]

Is it just me, or does this Audi "Green Police" ad succinctly summarize Obama's dream for America? It's a perfect melding of enviro-soviets and police state fascism.

[1rudeboy]

Oh, snap. I thought you might've posted something more comprehensive. How was I supposed to know that you were basing an argument on two sentences in the NYT? That, even with my supposedly terrible literacy, I can read that doesn't support your argument. You aren't very bright, are you?

Back to reality, because I can see I'm wasting my time with an idiot: ok, so you think it was a bad joke. At least you've finally gotten to the point where you admit it was a joke.

[conimbricenses]

OTOH, the Audi ad does seem to be getting accolades from some sectors of the web. Enjoy the moonbat company:

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/02/05/the-green-police-video-hi_n_451073.html

[ksm1]

If they don’t make a truck that is powered by baby seals, then they should make one. At the very least, they should make a coal-fired truck, or a truck that is powered by the tears of Martha Coakley.

[1rudeboy]

And now, the grasping at straws . . . .

Just come clean, why dontcha? You were sent into premature menopause because Audi had the audacity to air an ad during the Super Bowl that didn't contain a warning about the Obama Administration, and the people who work therein. I have an idea, why don't you offer your valuable services to Audi in the future?

[conimbricenses]

And now, the grasping at straws

Nah, just temporarily amusing myself by mocking a contrarian lunatic.

Returning to the subject of the ad though, it now seems safe to say that the only people who liked it are the far left nutcase fringe blogs and, well, you.

I guess that means the "us" you were referring to earlier was the Daily Kos or another of Zsa-Zsa's friends.

[1rudeboy]

Oh, that’s right, you are a hero of the conservative movement for whining about an automobile ad. Where would we be without you? [exclamation]

[1rudeboy]

[LongElegantLegs]

Well, I’m sorry you can’t see it.

[Global2010]

Did not see any Audi ads.

Must have been on all my potty runs.

Vote for best commercials in our hub was KV loved the Bud ads..

Global went laughing her abs off for the store ads (a store I would not shop at and having a serious brain toot trying to remember the name) ads.

That Amber ODouls will kill ya.

[StACase]

Uh, both myself and a friend who is County Sheriff’s Sargent thought this ad was a brilliantly accurate depiction of what the Obamunist fascist regime would like to lead us to.

We both thought this was a terrible ad for Audi, since large numbers of people like ourselves would associate Audi with fascists.

I suppose this ad was meant to be funny. Quite frankly, I found it to be prescient and frighteningly chilling.

I think you pretty well nailed it. It was more an anti-green spot than anything else. Audi's angle on it urges you to knuckle under i.e., buy their, expensive but it complies, car rather than fight the bastards.

[Northern Yankee]

Yeah... I saw that stupid ad as well.

What still frosts me is that Bush signed that ridiculous bill that would outlaw incandescent light bulbs by 2012. That was a pathetic move on his part.

[reasonisfaith]

It looks like they know the green movement is becoming more of an object of ridicule, and they’re trying to “own” the issue from the start by adding comedy to a pro-green commercial.

Possibly thinking they can pass it off as self-promoting in a self-effacing way.

But in the end it’s tyranny, masked by a contemporary style of comedy.

[Dewey Revoltnow]

Behold. Part of our future.

[bestintxas]

I am going to start avoding all companies who have accepted the global warming scam.

Does anyone know where I can go to get a list of the worst offenders?

The ones so far I have (that I will never use again) are
Audi
BP

[bestintxas]

“What still frosts me is that Bush signed that ridiculous bill that would outlaw incandescent light bulbs by 2012. That was a pathetic move on his part. “

Bush in not vetoing such bills is the reason the GOP is no lost in the wilderness.

[JimRed]

...just where are all those green jobs?

Training to start rolling around on those cute little Segway scooters...

[JimRed]

Raking the leaves and then burning them is one of the fun remembrances of my teenage years here.

The (now) missing smells of autumn; leaves burning in the gutter, and occasional cigar smoke at the high school football game.

[r9etb]

Was that supppsed to be funny? That had me so ticked! Man, even when progressives are trying to be funny, they show what creeps they really are!

It was funny, in an Orwellian sort of way -- and I think that's precisely how they meant to portray it.

[conimbricenses]

No hero. As I said previously, I'm just temporarily amusing myself by mocking a contrarian idiot.

How's it feel to be in the company of the Daily Kos fruitcakes, btw?

http://www.dailykos.com/comments/2010/2/8/861/98754/18#c18

Or the moonbats over at Huff-n-puff?

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/david-roberts/audis-green-police-ad-isn_b_453064.html

Just like you, they loved it. And they seem to be the only ones.

[1rudeboy]

It was a funny ad. Other people thought it was funny, too. . . even on FR [gasp]. I have no control over your lack of a sense of humor, nor do I have any control over your need to tell an automobile company to place a disclaimer on an ad that reads, "THIS MAY CONTAIN ELEMENTS OF TRUTH," and finally, nor do I have any control over your need to scour commielib websites in search of affirmation of your irrational needs.

Face it, you still can't let the ad just go . . . Audi shoots, Audi scores.