….. Audi trying to send?
One might think that since the purpose of advertizing is to sell a product, then Audi’s message was to sell the “green” aspects of its automobiles. And in order to do it, they used a bit of humor and satire. However, humor and satire is only effective if it’s based on a hint of truth.
That [i]hint of truth[/i] is what’s troubling to me – especially since it’s all based on lies and deceptions in the first place.
Is there anyone who doubts that the most extreme environmentalists (a group that’s grown significantly into the mainstream), if they could get their way, would wish this outcome to be more truth than satire?
I stand firm, as I always have. The whole global warming/climate change claim is a political agenda in search of justification. And even now, as their justification is being exposed as lies, cover-ups, and deceptions, the agenda continues – even though the mainstream media is ignoring this deception.
Be careful of what you wish for (and vote for). You just might get it.
Edit: In a way, Audi made my point in 30 seconds better than I’ve been able to make it over the past 10 years. But then again, they spent millions of dollars to make it.
Edit number two: But I’m still a bit confused. What, exactly, was Audi’s point?
Edit number three: I’m still not sure, should I love this commercial or hate it?
