What Does this Photo Say to You

I've been watching a conversation in internet land about the photo listed below and the message it sends with great interest.

I have my own thoughts and even posted a comment that didn't go over too well. Shocking, I know.

So I thought I'd ask the illustrious minds here. "What does this photo say to you?" Let's discuss!

a reply to: GravitySucks

Marketing Ingenuity

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An advertisement to drum up business?
I wouldn't inquire about their services/products after seeing that.

The next one should read seat belts and helmets are bad...

originally posted by: slapjacks
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Marketing Ingenuity

For 100% sure!

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It says even a fake company can get people riled up.

That someone is doing their best to influence my thinking and decision making. Up to the point of creating a fake business for the message.

I much prefer appeals to my intelligence.

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Says to me someone's hopping on the consumerism bandwagon with fingers secretly crossed for a big payday while being snarky-cheeky about it.

originally posted by: Xtrozero
The next one should read seat belts and helmets are bad...

Or text and drive! I think some already do that one.

Someone with a funeral home is using the idea that people will die if they don't get vaccinated as a means of advertising their business.
It's that simple. A business advertisement. There's nothing else to see.

Democrats will do anything to convince you to get vaxed.

And I mean anything

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More propaganda...

It reminds me of agent provocateurs.

Somebody needs to work on their Photoshop skills.

I live in a super liberal area with a lot of Branch Covidian cult members. One of my neighbors put a headstone in his front yard for Halloween. The text on the headstone says "I did my own research!"

I actually got a chuckle out of it. It is a liberal swipe at the "anti-vaxxers".

originally posted by: trollz
Someone with a funeral home is using the idea that people will die if they don't get vaccinated as a means of advertising their business.
That's as simple as it is. A business advertisement. There's nothing else to see.

Oddly enough, the first replies to the post with this photo I came across were people saying this business knew something about the vaccines that we didn't and was warning them. That's what caught my eye, along with the harsh responses. ad to find out what this was.

originally posted by: JIMC5499
Somebody needs to work on their Photoshop skills.

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
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It says even a fake company can get people riled up.

Yea, it's a fake company. An ad agency created the pic.
I recall a thread from a while back that had people all up in arms, and you disproved the OP with a bit of sleuthing, but some folks here still wouldn't admit they were wrong.

The old adage of believing half of what you see and nothing of what you hear is more relevant now than ever.

originally posted by: ColeYounger

originally posted by: AugustusMasonicus
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It says even a fake company can get people riled up.

Yea, it's a fake company. An ad agency created the pic.
I recall a thread from a while back that had people all up in arms, and you disproved the OP with a bit of sleuthing, but some folks here still wouldn't admit they were wrong.

The old adage of believing half of what you see and nothing of what you hear is more relevant now than ever.

Yep.


ETA: I knew that coming in, BTW.

originally posted by: sraven
Democrats will do anything to convince you to get vaxed.

And I mean anything

So there are no Republicans vaccinated or who believe in the vaccinations?

originally posted by: JIMC5499
Somebody needs to work on their Photoshop skills.

Here's a photo of me in my Lamborghini: