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The world's worst products
"SYDNEY (AFP) - Sleeping pills advertised for children, dangerous toys and bottled water taken from local reservoirs are among the world's
worst products, a global consumer group said Monday.
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"Another award went to drinks giant Coca-Cola for pushing marketing "into the realms of the ridiculous" in the United States and South
America with its Dasani bottled water which is sourced from the same reservoirs as local tap water."
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"SYDNEY (AFP) - Sleeping pills advertised for children, dangerous toys and bottled water taken from local reservoirs are among the world's
worst products, a global consumer group said Monday.
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"Another award went to drinks giant Coca-Cola for pushing marketing "into the realms of the ridiculous" in the United States and South
America with its Dasani bottled water which is sourced from the same reservoirs as local tap water."
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Sleeping pills for children actually sounds like a great idea... they wouldn't happen to have them in epidermal patches, would they?
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This is funny! On the sidebar, where the ads are placed, there is a link for cheap Dasani. I don't blame Coca Cola. Nobody is compelled to buy water in bottles. Besides, for the average consumer, a dollar's worth of water is probably better for their health than a dollar's worth of Coca Cola. Einstein was right when he said only two things are infinite: the universe and human stupidity and he wasn't so sure about the universe.
In the old days, the mother or wet nurse drank some ale or porter and that calmed the kid down. For older children there was Mother Winslow's Soothing Syrup, principal ingredient morphine. -
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Coca Cola is a terrible corporation, the epitome of profit-driven destruction.
check out www.killercoke.org/
Boycott their products, get your friends, family, and coworkers to boycott coke as well.
Then short the stock. It's time to show investors that civilians are a market force worth recknoning with.
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