WWF Releases "It All Comes Back to You" Commercial: Is WWF's video too violent?

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WWF Releases "It All Comes Back to You" Commercial: Is WWF's video too violent?

by Creamy Posted May 21, 2009 00:49:54

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The World Wildlife Fund (WWF) has released a new commercial called "It all comes back to you." And critics saying that, well, it's a bit much. As if videos of drowning polar bears and ducks suffocating on beer cans hasn't been enough for the WWF, now they're targeting humans. WWF commercial claims (in a roundabout sort of way) that a person who pollutes will eventually get beaten down for it -- whether by someone practicing with a bow and arrow in their backyard or by... I don't know, greenhouse gases?

Here's the video:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gCxueoEF4U

Do you think WWF's commercial is too violent?

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+2 raves Yuna-chan [[Sleepy]]™ May 21, 2009 00:57:23

Answered: No, WWF's video got it right
It was funny, I have to admit, but it makes sense. Mess with nature, and expect something back. It's obviously karma...
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Sleepytiredgirl May 21, 2009 02:09:23

Answered: I think...
Ok maybe Im sick but I thought it was pretty funny...and got the message across.
Aleisa - Rightey extremist ... May 21, 2009 01:52:07

Answered: I think...
I think they made thier point in a very comical way. Mother nature does help filter things out. But she can do better if we help her along too.
Kd May 21, 2009 01:51:04

Answered: No, WWF's video got it right
It sort of made me laugh
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celticdragonfly May 21, 2009 01:31:37

Answered: No, WWF's video got it right
Violent? No...I laughed. It makes a point in a way that I will remember.
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Barbara Denton May 21, 2009 01:27:15

Answered: I think...
I think WWF is ridiculous. We are not in the midst of Global Warming, Climate Change or anything else. It takes 15,000 years to measure climate change. This is all rubbish and another way for the democrats to turn our Country into a Socialist pig sty with government being in charge of our lives as we are too stupid to know what we should do.
Spaxol to Barbara... May 21, 2009 10:53:52

Ok, so just say that MAYBE you are right. I am not agreeing or disagreeing. But IF you are right, IF thier is no global warming, do you think it is ok to litter? I am just curious, because even if there wasnt any of this global warming stuff, shouldnt we still look out for our planet anyway?

This commercial is basicaly saying 'dont litter' how is that ridiculous?
mrdavis134 May 21, 2009 01:07:19

Answered: I think...
It proves a point when someone blatantly throws a milk bottle the way he did, he deserves to be shot with an arrow, then slammed by a truck.
Now in all seriousness, it is a blunt commercial for a reason, people do not listen when someone says, "Please don't litter." There was a time when the above phrase got your attention, but sadly those days are LONG gone.
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KaylieAnn May 21, 2009 01:02:41

Answered: No, WWF's video got it right
It wasn't that violent. It's funny it a twisted way... :/
I never litter though so I guess I won't get hit by an arrow...or a bus. :]
pinkfire May 21, 2009 00:59:30

Answered: I think...
The message is to not hu http://rlv.zcache.com/cartoon...
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Archer May 21, 2009 00:58:27

Answered: I think...
They're a little off message in that the truck wasn't instigated by the man who threw the bottle of alcohol. Therefore, mankind didn't kill itself....

Still, the idea behind the commercial is a sound one. We're killing the planet, and in doing so, killing ourselves. I don't think it was actually violent - you saw no blood, and the acting was so over-the-top it was funny. I laughed.

And obviously drowning polar bears isn't urging anyone into action. Maybe this will?
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Yuna-chan [[Sleepy]]™ May 21, 2009 00:57:23

Answered: No, WWF's video got it right
It was funny, I have to admit, but it makes sense. Mess with nature, and expect something back. It's obviously karma...
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darkast to Yuna-ch... June 04, 2009 23:45:37

i agree with you probably just karma
Yuna-ch... to darkast June 06, 2009 03:26:42

Lol, that actually does happen, but only when people bother animals.
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AmberRenee May 21, 2009 00:55:21

Answered: I think...
its funny. =)
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Astro-Boy May 21, 2009 00:55:08

Answered: No, WWF's video got it right
It's documenting the truth, people need to see it.