Thats what I was thinking. Also, as an immigrant from Digg I find it interesting how much circle-jerking goes on here at Reddit. I found the same kind of thing at Digg but always assumed Reddit was on a higher intellectual level. Undoubtedly Reddit contains more sophisticated conversations than Digg, but why is it that there is not more debating going on? It's like it is just assumed everyone is going to have a liberal attitude towards everything and no conservative thinking is allowed. I understand where a lot of this comes from and everything, but come on guys lets pull up our sleeves and look at things with a critical eye. I found many problems with this video. Little things, but for instance she states in the beginning how Fiji used anti-Cleveland billboards to advertise their bottled water and how this did not work because Clevelanders did not appreciate being the butt of jokes. However, a couple scenes later she uses this same example to back how bottled water companies "manufacture demand." If this didn't work in Cleveland, or anywhere else for that matter, how is it a supposed successful tactic these companies use to manufacture demand? Little things like this turned me off, and I was sad to see less critical thinking when I came here.

I love all my new fellow redditors and it is not my intention to insult anyone here. But lets debate damn it!!!