[Dane]

We're not stupid, we can see what the ad says. It dreams of destroying the union. What I don't see is how that is "clever" unless your goal is to enrage and alienate as many consumers as possible. I guess they're deciding that they'd be better off with 12 million illegal customers than the other law abiding 300 million. You don't have to be "far right" to want the western united states to remain as the property of the american people. I think for you to say that is quite illuminating of your poorly hidden radical nature

The English ad in a Spanish language magazine has done it's job. It's played on your worst kneejerk paranoid fears(goaded on by michelle malkin), andf Absolut gets all the publicity, again the old saying, "there is no such thing as bad publicity".

[puroresu]

There is no such thing as bad publicity.

I guess that explains why you advertise your stupidity here with such vigor.

[messierhunter]

The English ad in a Spanish language magazine has done it's job. It's played on your worst kneejerk paranoid fears(goaded on by michelle malkin), andf Absolut gets all the publicity, again the old saying, "there is no such thing as bad publicity.

Right, causing me and everyone else who cares about the country to boycott their products isn't bad? Despite your stupid cliche, threatening a country that gives you tons of your business does not generate revenue.

[DuncanWaring]

"there is no such thing as bad publicity".

That's why Ford's still selling Pintos as fast as they can crank them out, right?

[1rudeboy]

Dane, while there is “no such thing as bad publicity,” there is certainly such thing as bad advertising.