The customer is always right IBEC, vote NO
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Thursday October 10, 2002 20:41
by Legalised Robbery
rob us again please
Keep business open for overcharging
As most ordinary people are well aware there has been a huge increase in prices and people are being Ripped off since the in introduction of the Euro. Young people are told its wrong to rip off music from big companies using Napster etc, but its perfectly ok for business to legally rob the consumer.
I see the Greek public is not so placid as the overcharged and ripped off Irish public. They have been out on the streets protesting about the overcharging by business since the introduction of the rip off Euro. It is strange the No campaigns have not made this an issue in the referendum as ordinary people on the streets are talking about it. Perhaps this is because it does not effect middle class and well heeled as much. Even the moderate consumers association have complained about this daylight robbery of the people by business. Maybe Ibec should change their flashy poster from “Vote Yes and keep us open for Business” to the more truthful: “Vote Yes and keep us open for overcharging”
Comments (4 of 4)
Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4print "overcharging" on a big piece of paper
and afix it over the word you don´t like.
Subvertising others agit-propaganda is often as simple as altering / covering one word.
They pay for the campaign. You don´t need to "subvertise" every poster/advert to "subvertise" the campaign. Often with "logo" advert campaigns the workers in the advert company have already subvertised the "logo" message, we can see that in the "Lois" jean campaign which currently has groups of danish girls with gardening gear and flowers above the single word "organisation". = guerilla gardening.
yes when the leaflets run out, a little bit of guerilla postering might not go amiss
storm clouds
mark on hand
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"capable of sensing more?"
...maybe
My suggestion is to convert the imbicilic poster with "we are better off in Europe" to
"we are better off in Australia" or perhaps another continent?
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