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A new anti-smoking ad that shows a child crying after he loses his mother in a crowded train station portrays genuine distress, MSNBC reports. The 4-year-old—acting with his real mother—was allowed to lose sight of her for "a very brief moment," said an exec with the Australian group that produced the spot. In the ad, the narrator exhorts viewers to stop smoking for the sake of their kids.
“Toward the end, he lost sight of his mother, and he did shed some real tears,” said the exec, adding that child-welfare workers were on set. “Within seconds of those tears being shed, he was in his mother’s arms and giggling.”
Originally posted by stevedel0
Eh who cares
Its not gonna traumatize him for life
Im a sadist
MWAH AH AH AH AH AH AH
[edit on 3-4-2009 by stevedel0]
There's no such thing as second hand obesity.
So what do you say? Was this child abuse?
So what do you say? Was this child abuse?