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[iPengu]

Lol wow tons of posts since I last checked this. I heard from a few people the person whom took picture in first place was suspected/does work for coca-cola.

Honestly unless the plane was actually hitting one of said buildings, which are no where even labeled as the twin towers and its not like there no other huge skyscrapers right next to each other in a big city environment, there shouldn't be a huge problem with the can.

Ever since 9/11 Americans have become complete morons when it comes to anything relating to any arabic country.

Oh my god a few arabic people flew a plane(s) into a majorly important building, lets boycott all corner stores run of anyone looking to be from an arabic country or looks like a muslim.

Ridiculous

[CharlotteX3]

Hope I'm not reviving too old of a thread here.

So, I have no problem with this can in any way, shape, or form, seeing as the buildings in the picture don't actually appear to be the towers. And the plane is just flying over them. People are crazy and over-reactive.
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But at the same, from a PR standpoint, Pepsi should know by now that people are idiots. I mean, how did someone not look at this and go, "A hurr durr, this could be bad."

[iargue]

See, everyone keeps thinking that they have a problem with it because there is a plane and the twin towers. The issue is that THE TOWERS ARE STILL STANDING. Obviously iraq is pissed because the pepsi can is like, "Hahahaha, you didn't even blow them up, suckas" so they are in an outrage.

I've resolved the issue for them.



Case closed.

[Waser Lave]

See, everyone keeps thinking that they have a problem with it because there is a plane and the twin towers. The issue is that THE TOWERS ARE STILL STANDING.

Except that the skyline is actually Dubai, not New York.