has proved divisive so far
The two videos, released this weekend, come months after other countries shared their advertising push to get the jab – so how does Australia stack up compared to the rest of the world?The video showing a young woman struggling to breathe with covid in hospital has sparked a divisive reaction.The government also released its “arm yourself” vaccine campaign this weekend. Picture: YouTube.
The ad’s won plenty of praise online, with people labelling it “magnificent” and “awesome” while praising the country for taking a “different approach” to getting the message across. Former first ladies and US presidents featured in an American ad campaign for the vaccine. Picture: YouTube.In the US former presidents have joined forces for an emotional plea encouraging Americans to take up the vaccine.
In a video titled, “Get your Shot, Steady Pom Pi Pi,” character Phua Chu Kang, played by Singaporean actor Gurmit Singh, urges residents to get the jab.In the latest video he tells Singaporeans: “Everybody, it’s time to vaccinate” as there is “no time to waste”.
It’s garbage. How ads about fat people losing weight ?
Oh really? Health experts’ Hold them accountable for alarmist fear mongering comments. Postering to rise above an otherwise pathetic insignificant existence. We are sorry for your bad choices in life but don’t make us suffer your stupid wit. Deflect Distract 101. Come in spinner
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Frankly, I didn’t think she was sick. Malingering might be closer. Acting. A second opinion is welcome.
They can shove a stupid ad and vaccines up there arse! 1. Don’t watch ads 2. I ain’t getting no poison vaccine!
The best thing about the Internet and streaming services is that I haven’t seen an ad in so long. I also miss the half baked, overly expensive yet shiesse government ads.
the vaccine ad was more like a panic attack