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Posted on 03/02/2012 3:11:06 PM PST by Nachum
John P. Holdren, the White House science adviser to President Barack Obama, wrote in a book he co-authored with population control advocates Paul and Anne Ehrlich that “ways must be found to control advertising” and that possible means for doing so would be banning utility companies from promoting the use of energy and prohibiting “references to size, power or sexual potency” in automobile advertising. “Advertising now functions in large part to keep the economy growing by creating demand for a wide variety of often useless, dangerous or environmentally destructive products,” Holdren and the Ehrlichs wrote.
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E=P/I, “power” varies directly with “voltage”, n’est ce pas?
What about toothpaste then? Or mouthwash? Cologne? Makeup? Shaving cream? Clothes? Deodorant?
The list is large, but my favorite is jewelry.
These people really need to go to the right-wing equivalent of Mao’s “Re-Education Camps” and do farming or ditch-digging, some type of honest work to make amends. I’m not kidding.
Hand BUMP
Man oh man. I can see it now. :(
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These people really need to go to the right-wing equivalent of Mao’s “Re-Education Camps” and do farming or ditch-digging, some type of honest work to make amends. I’m not kidding.
You used two terms they simply don’t comprehend.
Honest and work.
>> prohibiting “references to size, power or sexual potency” in automobile advertising.”
Hilarious!
What a fluke that sexual potency is factor.
freedom of speech rebump
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