10:10 video, the Internet strikes back

The Internet is awash with reactions to the 10:10 ‘splattergate’ video.

Some of the best video reactions I’ve seen so far are below. Feel free to point out more in the comments (no more than 2 links or you’ll be spam filtered).

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I’m not sure what an eco-facist is, but you can’t expect perfection in the age of spell check. Oh, wait.

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Consumers are writing to 10:10’s corporate partners and getting results. Do your part and wreck a radical ecotard’s day.

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  3. Over at WUWT a new post says that only one corporate sponser is left. O2 Mobile. Sony has now pulled out!

  4. Over at WUWT a new post says that only one corporate sponser is left. O2 Mobile. Sony has now pulled out!

  5. I missed all this until now, Ive been a bit busy. But, EEW. WTF? I get splatter humour. I thought the lawnmower scene in Peter Jackson’s Brain Dead was possibly one of the funniest things I’d ever seen, but I couldnt watch that 10:10 video without feeling frankly repulsed. It was so far from funny I’m somewhat speechless.
    We know things like this effect peoples behaviours and actions, thats why there are media agreements in place in Australia when it comes to reporting knife crimes and suicide. There are even codes of conduct when reporting suicides of famous people, in that Australian media have to report it in a non-sensational manner, highlight the difficulties faced by the individual and include details of where help can be sought for people feeling that way inclined.
    Hell, you cant even advertise beer in this country if the advert gives the impression it will lead to sexual or personal success or improve emotional wellbeing.
    Whoa.

  6. I missed all this until now, Ive been a bit busy. But, EEW. WTF? I get splatter humour. I thought the lawnmower scene in Peter Jackson’s Brain Dead was possibly one of the funniest things I’d ever seen, but I couldnt watch that 10:10 video without feeling frankly repulsed. It was so far from funny I’m somewhat speechless.
    We know things like this effect peoples behaviours and actions, thats why there are media agreements in place in Australia when it comes to reporting knife crimes and suicide. There are even codes of conduct when reporting suicides of famous people, in that Australian media have to report it in a non-sensational manner, highlight the difficulties faced by the individual and include details of where help can be sought for people feeling that way inclined.
    Hell, you cant even advertise beer in this country if the advert gives the impression it will lead to sexual or personal success or improve emotional wellbeing.
    Whoa.

  7. When the original 10:10 video came out on Friday last week, I was disturbed by it all afternoon. Later I came to your site for a periodic visit, only to find your reply, the Cee Lo Green song. I laughed so hard I almost got a nosebleed. It was so appropriate. Thank you for cheering me up! BTW, to say thanks I put some money in the tip jar today. Keep up the good work.

  8. When the original 10:10 video came out on Friday last week, I was disturbed by it all afternoon. Later I came to your site for a periodic visit, only to find your reply, the Cee Lo Green song. I laughed so hard I almost got a nosebleed. It was so appropriate. Thank you for cheering me up! BTW, to say thanks I put some money in the tip jar today. Keep up the good work.

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