It's terrible what the warning labels have done to tin art. But we don't want to corrupt impressionable youth with that kind of imagery. What a load of crap.
Soulless Tobacco Containers.
- Thread starter Jim Schweggler
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I understand the public health intentions behind the horror-show labeling, but I wonder if it serves the purpose. Are Jack Daniels and hundreds of similar brands mandated to plaster their bottles with gruesome car wrecks as a warning against drinking and driving?
Are restaurants featuring some high caloric dishes obligated to have photos of enlarged hearts and bariatric patients plastered across their menus?
Are student loan organizations obligated to post photos of college drop-outs who are carrying tens of thousands of dollars in debt while living homeless under bridges?
Are only certain categories of habits and lifestyles subject to these graphic warnings?
Are restaurants featuring some high caloric dishes obligated to have photos of enlarged hearts and bariatric patients plastered across their menus?
Are student loan organizations obligated to post photos of college drop-outs who are carrying tens of thousands of dollars in debt while living homeless under bridges?
Are only certain categories of habits and lifestyles subject to these graphic warnings?
I saw this and immediately went out and smoked a bowl of Plum Pudding to spite the tomfoolery that is represented by this photo "deterrant".
