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(
click ad, via) "In Sudan, Nigeria, Uganda, Myanmar, Iran, and Saudi Arabia, children are still being executed," sez this ad via
AI Turkey by TBWA in Istanbul. I guess because kids are shorter, their executioners need an extra stool to hang them? How 'bout a longer rope? And doesn't this visual say "suicide" more than "execution?" For a copyranter-guided tour of AI's recent sensationalized advertising, go
here.
2 Comments:
Not to mention those don't look like kids shoes. Or feet. Or pants.
The SCOTUS thought 16-year-olds were fair game until 2005. I agree that the ad doesn't effectively broadcast its message. The first thing I thought was suicide.
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