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Cat Abuse in Doritos Commercial

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Janet

Whatca Got Ma?

Purred: Fri Feb 17, '12 1:12pm PST


	I had ma sign it. How horribale...

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Sammie

little stinker

Purred: Fri Feb 17, '12 7:42pm PST


	Doritos petition, he is a direct link to the petition.

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Gummi

Destroyer of- Spiders

Purred: Mon Feb 20, '12 4:41am PST


	Sorry, I'm going to disagree. It was a commercial. No cat was abused or killed. It's not real - it was supposed to be a joke. Regardless if you thought it was funny or not, this is NOT Doritos condoning animal abuse in any way.

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Harvey

Has been COTD!

Purred: Mon Feb 20, '12 7:12pm PST


	Well, I suppose you could look at it in the same light as a cartoon, in which characters are always meeting violent deaths and then recovering immediately. Still, if I were a kid, a little kid, I think I might have been traumatized by that commercial.

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Bumpurr

RESPECT The- Star!

Purred: Tue Feb 21, '12 3:56am PST


	Yes, its just a commercial, yes, it was supposed to be funny. But, I am not understanding, why some would find it funny, that a cat is missing, someone knows what happened, and they were bribed, to keep their mouth shut? I am wondering, if one would find it funny, if it was a child, that was being buried, with a poster of a missing child in the background? I am wondering, if one would find it funny, if a family member was missing, and someone knew what happened, but was bribed, to keep their mouth shut? Just wondering.