This thing strikes me as a little sad, the groping senility of late-stage democratic collectivism.
It’s one thing to use YouTube and social media to motivate kids to give three bucks to a President they already like, or to grab a buddy or a girlfriend and head down to the voting booth on election day.
But can it work to get kids to spend money they might not have on a product they feel they don’t need on a website they’ve been laughing at — if they’re aware of it at all?
I don’t know the answer for sure, but I have the feeling it’s “No.”
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