School Children 'Blown Up' for Not Fighting Climate Change in Controversial Ad
Published October 04, 2010 Fox News
The short film, "No Pressure," promoting the U.K.’s 10:10 climate change campaign, depicts a school teacher who blows up students who say they don't intend to reduce their carbon emissions. (YouTube)
A British ad for a climate change campaign shows corporate workers, a famous soccer player and even school children being blown up for not agreeing to cut their carbon emissions, a blood-splattering display that has drawn anger from critics and sheepish embarrassment from its supporters.
The short film, "No Pressure," which promotes the U.K.'s 10:10 climate change campaign, debuted on the campaign's website Friday. It depicts a school teacher, a corporate boss and a soccer coach asking their respective students, employees and players to participate in the 10:10 campaign to reduce carbon emissions. Despite being told there is "no pressure" to join the cause, those who say they don't plan to participate are immediately blown up by their superiors with the push of a button; the others are left standing in awe and covered in bloody remains.
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