Comments on: Son of Swine Flu

By: Mariah Sears

Mariah Sears — Wed, 16 Dec 2009 10:58:17 +0000

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By: sandrine

sandrine — Sat, 07 Nov 2009 07:04:25 +0000

As a healthcare worker in NYS I found this really really really interesting and amusing. The govmint has been trying to scare all of us heath care workers into getting a “mandatory flu shot or lose your job.” They are damn seriious–and so are the lawsuits that many many of us support against this tyranny.
Personally I’ve given flu shots—I just don’t want one for myself, ever. I’m sick of government that has been using fear to strip away our civil liberties and force us to do whatever it wants–and pharmacutical companies playing up the fear even more (and pushing untried- rushed- into- production H1N1 vaccines) to get even richer. But I didn’t know that the scare tactics have been around that long! Thank you so much for that info!!

By: Ben Tydears

Ben Tydears — Fri, 09 Oct 2009 09:32:35 +0000

This ad’s also a fraud, because swine flu doesn’t kill any more people than the “normal” flu. All it does is line the pockets of Donald Rumsfeld. Would’ve thought he made enough money already outta Iran.

I dunno, maybe Osama Bin Laden might catch swine flu.

By: frankie smales

frankie smales — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 23:01:15 +0000

this ad campaigne is a waste of airtime no matter
of how much you clean your hands after sneezing all around you
there are benches and railings in town places and parks there are hidden
germs and you will still attract the flu anyway so the tagline is catch it
grab it and bin it is relativly pointless my policy is that you either got it or have not got it the news is trying to cause mass hysteria on this case so this advert
warning viewers the dangers of this flu is a waste of airtime and the flu can
also be airbourne too.

frankie smales

(tv advert fan)