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Got it brotha. I applaud your willingness to question your hero's stance on his principles. As I remember, you felt that Camel Yam's bad luck was partly and perhaps a mystical reminder to VR that your word as a man matters. I agree.
Just so you know (which I think you hold the same view) I'm not keen on these nanny laws that restrict people's choices. I'm not a smoker but I don't want their adult choice to be restricted. Yet, I am for protecting kids. I actually feel like the sugar intake kids are told to consume (cereals, candy, etc) in cartoon ads are much more detrimental to their early years of education.
I agree and im sure you will agree that there has to be a line that marketers don't cross, like advertising bill boards advertising smoking or booze by schools. It is people's right to drink and smoke and i respect that right. But in the same token company s that produce unhealthy products have a duty in the manner in which they seek future custom. Im sure you would be the first to object to harry buying some Marlboro for sally in the school harry & sally books
Motorsports is primarily aimed at adults so i don't think this type of advertising is too sinister to be honest but i personally would like to see the back of them one day.
And yeah, camel was bad luck, The kama gods gave him the first year because of need then punished him for the second year that was greed