http://www.worldnetdaily.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=35633
Wal-Mart yanks Chinese baby toy over subliminals
Wal-Mart has yanked a baby-crib accessory from its
shelves after parents all across the country
complained it disseminates a subliminal message of
hate, but you wouldn't know it unless you called the
major retailer. 'We felt it was an item that wasn't up
to our quality of standards,' Wal-Mart spokesperson
Karen Burk told WorldNetDaily in explanation of why
the toys were removed from stores' shelves nationwide
earlier this year... a Vancouver, Wash., family
discovered the toy they unsuspectingly attached to
their 6-month-old son's crib utters the words 'I hate
you' amid the rhythmic ocean sounds designed to lull
the baby asleep."
...
The toy's box bears the Wal-Mart brand label Kid
Connection, with a tiny set of footprints and "Step
Ahead" logo. The box also indicates the toy was made
in China.
"You know China is not friends with us," Skelton said,
speculating about the explanation for what she fears
is a subliminal message hidden in the toy. "They're
trying to get back at us. What's the best way? Teach
kids when they're young to hate. It's scary."
Wal-Mart yanks Chinese baby toy over subliminals
Wal-Mart has yanked a baby-crib accessory from its
shelves after parents all across the country
complained it disseminates a subliminal message of
hate, but you wouldn't know it unless you called the
major retailer. 'We felt it was an item that wasn't up
to our quality of standards,' Wal-Mart spokesperson
Karen Burk told WorldNetDaily in explanation of why
the toys were removed from stores' shelves nationwide
earlier this year... a Vancouver, Wash., family
discovered the toy they unsuspectingly attached to
their 6-month-old son's crib utters the words 'I hate
you' amid the rhythmic ocean sounds designed to lull
the baby asleep."
...
The toy's box bears the Wal-Mart brand label Kid
Connection, with a tiny set of footprints and "Step
Ahead" logo. The box also indicates the toy was made
in China.
"You know China is not friends with us," Skelton said,
speculating about the explanation for what she fears
is a subliminal message hidden in the toy. "They're
trying to get back at us. What's the best way? Teach
kids when they're young to hate. It's scary."
