VW Polo Commercial *video*

Toggle sidebar Toggle sidebar
L

lancestorm

Platinum Member
Oct 7, 2003
2,074
0
0
Originally posted by: GreenGhost
Why they always have to portray the terrorists as arabs? :confused::disgust:

Still funny, though.
Click to expand...

You tell me from where the majority of these terrorists are coming from. Now you know your answer, jackass!
 
I

Ilmater

Diamond Member
Jun 13, 2002
7,516
1
0
Originally posted by: GreenGhost
Why they always have to portray the terrorists as arabs? :confused::disgust:
Click to expand...
Well... probably because if you're a terrorist and you don't live in Japan or North Korea, you are probably Muslim, and very likely Arab. Probably. I'm just guessing.
 
halik

halik

Lifer
Oct 10, 2000
25,696
1
0
Originally posted by: GreenGhost
Why they always have to portray the terrorists as arabs? :confused::disgust:

Still funny, though.
Click to expand...

i have yet to see a white guy do a suicide bomb run...

Let's see if this works:

white man in a black business suit gets into a vw polo
he drivers around to a restaurant
looks at the people sitting around the outside table
takes a deep breath and pulls the trigger button in his hand
ka boom

how many people would get the commercial? 0
 
B

BigJelly

Golden Member
Mar 7, 2002
1,717
0
0
Originally posted by: toekramp
best commerciale ver
Click to expand...

dont think it would work in isreal, but should do nicely in europe where they are becoming more anti-semitic each day

me i think its funny--those germans do know how to make good cars
 
M

maddogchen

Diamond Member
Feb 17, 2004
8,903
2
76
LOL aparently VW did not find it funny.


Volkswagen takes action against Internet 'suicide bombing' clip

16 minutes ago

WOLFSBURG, Germany (AFP) - German automaker Volkswagen said it had filed a complaint against the makers of a video clip depicting a suicide bombing using one of its cars.

The 22-second film, which has been making the rounds on the Internet, shows an Arab-looking man with a Palestinian scarf driving a VW Polo through a city where he pulls up in front of a crowded cafe and sets off a bomb in his car.

The Polo and the surroundings remain unscathed and the slogan "Small but tough" appears. In a German version, the phrase reads "Extremely well-built".

VW spokesman Hartwig von Sass described the clip as "violence-glorifying, cynical and criminal" and said it amounted to "an attack on Volkswagen's good reputation".

The state prosecutor's office in the northern city of Braunschweig confirmed it had received a complaint against persons unknown. It said it had opened a probe on suspicion of public incitement which could later include other charges.

Sass said a steering wheel on the right-hand side, the license plate and the appearance of a London taxi in the background of the film indicated that it had been shot in the British capital.

He said he could not confirm reports that a London advertising agency had made it but said it was in any case not an agency that worked with Volkswagen, Europe's biggest carmaker.

Sass said the company would consider a civil lawsuit against the filmmakers, if they are identified, based on copyright violations.
Click to expand...
Text
 
B

BespinReactorShaft

Diamond Member
Jun 9, 2004
3,190
0
0
Not Found
The requested URL /vw_20_b3.mov was not found on this server.

Apache/1.3.27 Server at brainsick.shackspace.com Port 80


Was der Fick?
 
You must log in or register to reply here.

TRENDING THREADS

COMPANY
RESOURCES
FOLLOW
Top Bottom