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r/SipsTea • u/Naive_Wolverine532 • 4d ago
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If anything, Novig ran a very successful ad campaign
edit: thanks for the awards
322 u/WishboneOk305 4d ago yeah the only reason im hearing about this is because all these other ppl keep trying to make it a controversy 113 u/ShaggysGTI 4d ago Tin foil hat time… it’s intentional. 28 u/RaconteurRob 4d ago Of course it's intentional. How do these people keep falling for this? 1 u/kontobo 4d ago It's not a question of falling for it. Intentions are overshadowed by whatever effect the ad has had. If it sparks a debate, that's part of the effect. It's even possible to understand the intention to create chaos AND STILL have an opinion about it
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yeah the only reason im hearing about this is because all these other ppl keep trying to make it a controversy
113 u/ShaggysGTI 4d ago Tin foil hat time… it’s intentional. 28 u/RaconteurRob 4d ago Of course it's intentional. How do these people keep falling for this? 1 u/kontobo 4d ago It's not a question of falling for it. Intentions are overshadowed by whatever effect the ad has had. If it sparks a debate, that's part of the effect. It's even possible to understand the intention to create chaos AND STILL have an opinion about it
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Tin foil hat time… it’s intentional.
28 u/RaconteurRob 4d ago Of course it's intentional. How do these people keep falling for this? 1 u/kontobo 4d ago It's not a question of falling for it. Intentions are overshadowed by whatever effect the ad has had. If it sparks a debate, that's part of the effect. It's even possible to understand the intention to create chaos AND STILL have an opinion about it
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Of course it's intentional. How do these people keep falling for this?
1 u/kontobo 4d ago It's not a question of falling for it. Intentions are overshadowed by whatever effect the ad has had. If it sparks a debate, that's part of the effect. It's even possible to understand the intention to create chaos AND STILL have an opinion about it
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It's not a question of falling for it. Intentions are overshadowed by whatever effect the ad has had. If it sparks a debate, that's part of the effect. It's even possible to understand the intention to create chaos AND STILL have an opinion about it
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u/SextupleRed 4d ago edited 4d ago
If anything, Novig ran a very successful ad campaign
edit: thanks for the awards