Representatives Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R., Fla.) and Lois Capps (D., Calif.) have, at the urging of reformed adman Seth Matlins (D., formerly of Creative Artists Agency, Rock the Vote, etc.), offered up a very silly bill to empower the federal government to censor advertising on the theory that the overuse of photo-editing software causes anorexia and other eating disorders. The world being full of stupid people, there is an emotionally incontinent for-the-children petition demanding that the Federal Trade Commission implement this censorship, on top of Mr. Matlinss earlier demand that advertising in which images have been altered - which is to say, advertising - be labeled to alert beef-witted Americans to the fact of that alteration. pjmedia/eddriscoll/2014/06/14/cosmopolitan-does-not-cause-anorexia/ Hahahahahahahahahahaha...*hyperventilates* *paperbag breaths* Coming soon to any photograph ever: This image may have been modified, color corrected, or had a filter applied. Persons, blemishes, garbage, and dustpots may have been removed from this image. This scene may have originally been green screen. Additionally, a team of make-up artists and hair stylists and prop designers were on-staff and may have added or adjusted the look, height, shape, and posture of any persons seen here. View at your own risk. This warning is not guaranteed to be inclusive of all adjustments made and the creators of this image deny any liability for the decisions, actions, or lifestyle choices of those that view this image.
Posted on: Thu, 19 Jun 2014 18:11:12 +0000
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