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- Vegetarianism is Serious Business, to the point that in the 90s, Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine took the lactose issue and ran with it, saying that anything other than a high-carbohydrate vegan diet, emphasizing rice, soy, and palm oil, was racist.
Source: Serious Business / Real Life -
Mizz, a UK magazine aimed at teenage girls, once ran a Halloween issue that began with an an ad where a witch threatens a girl that, if she doesn't buy the magazine, the witch will take Mizz away and the girl will "Have to read something crappy instead"
Source: Abusive Advertising -
This left Romney in the awkward position of having to be against something he favored as governor when he ran against Obama in 2012 (although he tried declaring it a state's rights issue).
Source: The Moral Substitute
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