Alan79
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http://sun-gazing.com/you-will-never-think-of-coke-the-same-way-after-watching-this-video-3/
Ok so if you watched the advert and seen their complete honesty about what Coke is doing to people, you might wonder why they would do that. If you ask me {conspiracy alert} it is their way of jumping ahead of any future legal issues pertaining to health problems they've caused. It's not them being nice and giving you a health warning, it's their way of being able to say they didn't hide the ill effects of their products when people try to sue.
Do people think i am on the money here? and if you agree, do you think it's ethical that they are taking this approach? I for one disagree with this being morally right. If they had come out and taken this approach as they discovered the ill effects then i'd maybe think they gave a crap about their customers. They did not though, their attempts to make healthier products still give us detrimental products. Now that people have addictions to the caffiene, sugar and other substances designed to make your body crave them, and a huge percentage of the worlds population are suffering the ill effects. I think they're afraid of a large class action suit against them.
Having said all that i did just polish off my third can of soft drink for the day (which is the reccomended weekly intake according to the ad). I just hope that people don't confuse this warning video with them caring about their customers. I suspect they're covering their own asses.
Ok so if you watched the advert and seen their complete honesty about what Coke is doing to people, you might wonder why they would do that. If you ask me {conspiracy alert} it is their way of jumping ahead of any future legal issues pertaining to health problems they've caused. It's not them being nice and giving you a health warning, it's their way of being able to say they didn't hide the ill effects of their products when people try to sue.
Do people think i am on the money here? and if you agree, do you think it's ethical that they are taking this approach? I for one disagree with this being morally right. If they had come out and taken this approach as they discovered the ill effects then i'd maybe think they gave a crap about their customers. They did not though, their attempts to make healthier products still give us detrimental products. Now that people have addictions to the caffiene, sugar and other substances designed to make your body crave them, and a huge percentage of the worlds population are suffering the ill effects. I think they're afraid of a large class action suit against them.
Having said all that i did just polish off my third can of soft drink for the day (which is the reccomended weekly intake according to the ad). I just hope that people don't confuse this warning video with them caring about their customers. I suspect they're covering their own asses.
