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The United Food and Commercial Workers Bottles and Mood Authorities is displaying two new tv ads with corresponding stereo sections as aspect of their effort to stop GOP plans to privatize the condition liquor shops.
The UFCW symbolizes the passions of condition liquor store workers and their ads fan the fire of the discussion on privatization of Pennsylvania’s liquor shops currently going on in the United states senate.
The ads both condemn initiatives to pass a liquor change invoice.
The first, named Little girl (above), images a litttle lady throwing plant petals and leaves on her dad's shut coffin.
“You’ll never see me graduate student secondary school. A intoxicated car owner took your life, and changed my own, permanently,” says a little lady via voice-over.
An adult narrator reduces in: “Thanks to current regulations, and the potency of your wine and spirits shops workers, California has the smallest death rate associated with booze in the country.”
“Tell your condition senator to say no to liquor privatization. We don’t want other children to lose their parents.”
UFCW Chief executive Wendell Younger says the ads are state-wide and aspect of an continuous media push that so far has spent over $1 thousand. They were produced by Ideal Emails Professionals in Blue Gong.
The second (below), named Financial Traditional, has a watermarked photo of Tom Corbett while the announcer states the “liquor privatization scheme” does not appear sensible.
“The shops create over $100 thousand a season in profits, money the condition needs to balance the budget every season.”
Gov. Corbett has made privatizing the condition shops one of his trademark legal initiatives for this season.
The tv and stereo ads use the same programs.
Nathan Benefield, Home of Policy Research for the Earth Base, a free market think tank in favor of privatization questioned the numbers in “Daughter.”
“The ads are absurd and tricky. Simply a frighten technique not reinforced by the proof,” he said. “The ad concentrates on DUI fatalities, but then points out a statistic that has nothing to do with driving under the influence.”
He said the figure for liquor caused fatalities “doesn’t include traffic injuries from DUI’s, only certain conditions like alcohol liver organ disease and liquor harming.”
The condition House passed its edition of liquor privatization in April and is now up for consideration in the United states senate where it encounters significant difficulties – from Conservatives. The invoice would allow for changes in the amounts available on the market at cafes and suppliers, the divestment of condition owned liquor shops, and the selling of liquor in some food markets. Proceedings on the invoice in the Law and Rights Panel ended on Wednesday. CHECK THIS VIDEO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ftk9K7WhMf4&feature=player_embedded
The UFCW symbolizes the passions of condition liquor store workers and their ads fan the fire of the discussion on privatization of Pennsylvania’s liquor shops currently going on in the United states senate.
The ads both condemn initiatives to pass a liquor change invoice.
The first, named Little girl (above), images a litttle lady throwing plant petals and leaves on her dad's shut coffin.
“You’ll never see me graduate student secondary school. A intoxicated car owner took your life, and changed my own, permanently,” says a little lady via voice-over.
An adult narrator reduces in: “Thanks to current regulations, and the potency of your wine and spirits shops workers, California has the smallest death rate associated with booze in the country.”
“Tell your condition senator to say no to liquor privatization. We don’t want other children to lose their parents.”
UFCW Chief executive Wendell Younger says the ads are state-wide and aspect of an continuous media push that so far has spent over $1 thousand. They were produced by Ideal Emails Professionals in Blue Gong.
The second (below), named Financial Traditional, has a watermarked photo of Tom Corbett while the announcer states the “liquor privatization scheme” does not appear sensible.
“The shops create over $100 thousand a season in profits, money the condition needs to balance the budget every season.”
Gov. Corbett has made privatizing the condition shops one of his trademark legal initiatives for this season.
The tv and stereo ads use the same programs.
Nathan Benefield, Home of Policy Research for the Earth Base, a free market think tank in favor of privatization questioned the numbers in “Daughter.”
“The ads are absurd and tricky. Simply a frighten technique not reinforced by the proof,” he said. “The ad concentrates on DUI fatalities, but then points out a statistic that has nothing to do with driving under the influence.”
He said the figure for liquor caused fatalities “doesn’t include traffic injuries from DUI’s, only certain conditions like alcohol liver organ disease and liquor harming.”
The condition House passed its edition of liquor privatization in April and is now up for consideration in the United states senate where it encounters significant difficulties – from Conservatives. The invoice would allow for changes in the amounts available on the market at cafes and suppliers, the divestment of condition owned liquor shops, and the selling of liquor in some food markets. Proceedings on the invoice in the Law and Rights Panel ended on Wednesday. CHECK THIS VIDEO
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ftk9K7WhMf4&feature=player_embedded
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