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This one takes the cake.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdAjGXFJw3s&mode=related&search=
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdAjGXFJw3s&mode=related&search=
The discussion centers around the nature and impact of telemarketing, particularly in the context of political campaign advertisements. Participants share humorous examples of exaggerated political ads and express their frustrations with automated calls during election seasons.
Participants generally agree on the annoyance of telemarketing and automated political calls, but there is no consensus on how to address the issue or on the effectiveness of proposed solutions.
Participants express frustration with the current state of telemarketing without providing specific solutions or addressing the broader implications of such practices.
NICE LADY: I'm a Mom, and I'm voting "yes" on Prop. 111. Prop. 111 provides free candy for every child in our state.
NICE LADY: And the candy won't hurt their teeth, because Prop. 111 will fund the development of a high-tech polymer that protects kids' teeth from decay. The polymer also makes kids 200 percent smarter and wealthier, and it makes them hate illegal drugs. And Prop. 111 does all this without raising taxes, by floating a series of magic astrological wizard bonds that incur zero debt while generating billions of dollars in revenue. If you believe in unicorns, vote yes on Prop. 111.
FAST MALE VOICE: Paid for by Citizens for Realism in Voting.
SCARY VOICE: Supporters of Prop. 111 say it gives candy to children. But thanks to special-interest loopholes, Prop. 111 will actually seal children in wooden barrels and roll them off the tops of skyscrapers.
The plummeting child-stuffed barrels will destroy our roads — 10 percent of state revenue will go towards repaving the streets and burying the dead. And Prop. 111 has provisions for 900 new taxes, including one on the air you breathe. Prop. 111 was crafted in a cave full of vampire bats by demons with wings of fire. It hates you. If you are a human being, vote NO on 111.
FAST MALE VOICE: Paid for by Voters United Against Fearmongering.
Ivan Seeking said:This one takes the cake.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tdAjGXFJw3s&mode=related&search=
And you thought the Florida recount was bad.Moonbear said:"Do Not Eat the Ballot"
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I agree! At the very least, if they're going to allow calls from political campaigns, they should require they be from live people who have to dial their own phones...then I can at least have the joy of annoying them back.Astronuc said:I want a ballot issue to make phone-spam illegal.
Telemarketing is a crime against humanity.![]()
And, in the age of caller ID, I could even have fun with my greeting as I answered the phone if I knew they were calling...it's just no fun if it's just a computer.