Why do we need an ad campaign to remind us about September 11?

[kpete]

There's a new ad campaign meant to apparently remind us that September 11 happened and was a really bad thing.
Where were you when you heard about Sept. 11 http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060830/ap_on_re_us/sept11_ads?



Unfortunately we live in a country and a society where the dead aren't just eulogized, they're propagandized.
You want an ad campaign? Here's an ad campaign:



http://americablog.blogspot.com/2006/08/why-do-i-need-ad-campaign-to-remind-me.html

[LynneSin]

1. Where were you when it happened.....

[JackBeck]

3. I think that's from americablog.org

And is meant to be snarky.

Why create this ad campaign, oh, in an election year? I don't think I need to answer that for everyone around here.

Honestly, I think it will backfire. Probably won't even catch on.

[City Lights]

4. I also think it will backfire.

I hope it helps cost pukes the House and Senate.

[DeeDeeNY]

9. Your picture is priceless and should never be forgotten

The Democrats should use that picture every chance they get!

[City Lights]

2. This is sick.

Nothing this administration does should surprise me, but I can't believe they are making commericals asking where you were when it happened.

FUCK them! :nuke: :argh: :mad: :grr:

[crikkett]

5. If you read the article there's a foundation collecting stories

and that's what they are advertising,
so I don't think it's such a big insult :hug:

On edit: I smiled at *your* satirical version of the ad, too.

[CJCRANE]

6. Should also ask

what did you do when you heard about it?

[Union Thug]

7. TERRROR! TERROR! TERROR! Don't forget to be afraid..very afraid...

TERROR!!!!! EVIL DOERS!!!!

[Cha]

8. Where were you, george bush, when

it happened? And :wtf: did ya do about it and just how long were those photo ops?

Good analogy, kpete!