Be the Good Consumer: buy nothing

Posted by Marc | 26-11-2008 22:56 | Category: Activism

How many brands of toothpaste do you have in the bathroom?
Do you have Björn Borg underwear?
Do you prefer Nike or Adidas?

With this new video, Neil Boorman from The Bonfire of the Brands, ask you if the brands you choose makes you happy.
The answer is obvious for those who know the work of Bonfire of the Brands.

This video Neil just produced is to promote Buy Nothing Day 2008. More about this later on this week.

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