Wonder how many of these kids have left the city?

[hobbyfrmr]

Coleville, i see your point. Make others look bad so they can look good.

[rkaiser]

If you look at this from a strictly advertising prospective, I also see your point Coleville.

However, the whole chem farming issue goes a lot further than promoting one product over another.

I feel that people have the right to speak out about what they feel to be right and see authenticity in these children. If you want to think they are all simply paid actors, that is your prospective, and I will not call you a conspiracy theorist.

As one other poster pointed out, you could fight back with a more morally acceptable ad in our world of propaganda and hire children promoting the good in chemicals and pesticides and cages if that is your true belief. You could hire some sickly starving children to play the part of those who can not eat if we don't use chemicals and GMO's?