Shared Responsibility: Destroying forests

typo or blunder, it is ???

Um, I believe the "terrorist" is meant to represent the target audience - spoiled rich kids who snort crack and presumably don't know they're supporting terrorists.

Not that I think this is a good ad. Or even a good idea.

We have people kidnapped form almost 12 years ago. Is not really funny pal.

If you have comments about the campaign, really great to read it. But take in account how many lives my country have sacrificed in decades of our war against drugs.

And every one wearing fancy clothes while they use cocaine is, in some way, responsible of the ecological, social and economical consequences here. That's the message behind the campaign (at least for me).

Is not motive of pride for us, less if you take in consideration all the consequences of the drugs' problem for our countries, but according with the last World Drug Report 2009 from http://www.unodc.org (the United Nations Office on Drug and Crimes) my beloved country Colombia produces the 50% of the cocaine in the world (but with a reduction of 28% in two years).

I don't know how is in Brazil, but the producers cut a lot of trees and virgin jungle here, they need the lands to plant. And a lot of damage is also produced with the chemicals.

I made a work for college with people who worked on illegal products and now are trying to recover their lands from the damage. Maybe in other places is different.