Have you seen it?
You know, the Ad with Cate Blanchett advertisting the benefits of the Carbon Tax that our douche bag illustrious leader, Julia Gillard is trying to put through? You know the one where they don't really have any idea of how to implement it, or the effects that it will have on the population? You know the one where the the wealthier people in our society get off fairly easily, but the hard-working Australian's will get slugged with the bill because the Government just can't stop fucking up? You know the one right?
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.... Dr Zaius? |
Nooooo! You know the one!
It's the Ad that talks about taxing large companies and the Federal Labor Government will use it's "higher revenue streams" as a way of "selling" this Tax to the people to minimize carbon emissions! Yes, they are selling this. This is what advertising is for. Private companies couldn't care less about this Carbon Tax and it will force these companies to put up their prices - that's any company that in some way, shape or form, releases Carbon Dioxide into the atmosphere - They will raise their prices on everything....
So all of them?
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Here's the ad under my spotlight:
From the Ad, I have concluded that these are the points that they're trying to make:
- CO2 is a black, smoky gas (not a clear one that science has proven) and that a decrease in the level of CO2 will make the skies clearer and make birds sing more.
- It will have health benefits for our already fat, sugar-junkie children.
- People are the main causes of Carbon pollution, even though 97% of the WORLD'S carbon emissions are from nature.
- Wind and Solar options for electricity are a good option, but are only available to people like Cate Blanchett and rich oil tycoons from Saudi Arabia with golden Cadillac's that fire Anti-Democracy missiles.
- Giving the government more money to fix a problem that they had, if endorsed by celebrities, it's totally fine - which leads onto the next point...
- If a celebrity says it, it must be true and...
- If you're a celebrity and you have a private jet, it's ok to fly around the world, polluting the atmosphere, telling everyone just how green your thumb is and openly criticize the very thing that got you there.
To be honest, I was quite surprised that they didn't use Al Pacino or George Clooney or some other sell-out for this awful campaign. But Cate Blanchett? Michael Caton? Some weirdly-placed old person? Here's what I think you, our beloved leaders of spin and what our drop-in-and-out Australian celebrities should do, instead of making it sound "cool" to pay a tax - pay attention now...
GO AND FUCK YOURSELVES.
Seriously. Might move to Sweden, where, surprisingly, the sun shines because the skies there are not black and carbon-riddled or look like that scene from the Matrix.
Don't Believe the Lies and Spin.
Don't Believe the Lies and Spin.