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* "Spirited debate. It's the cornerstone of our philosophy here at the Hanso Foundation..." One of many from ''ARG/TheLostExperience''. Players of the game know how evil these guys are.
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* "Spirited debate. It's the cornerstone of our philosophy here at the Hanso Foundation..." One of many from ''ARG/TheLostExperience''. Players of the game know how evil these guys are.
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* The plastic surgeon in the music video for TLC's "Unpretty" has this as their slogan. Needless to say, that particular facility cares more about its bottom line than its patients. For example, a girl is shown having (perhaps botched) breast implants ''ripped out of her while she is still awake'', causing the PinballProtagonist to rethink her plans to get breast implants.

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* The plastic surgeon in the music video for TLC's Music/{{TLC}}'s "Unpretty" has this as their slogan. Needless to say, that particular facility cares more about its bottom line than its patients. For example, a girl is shown having (perhaps botched) breast implants ''ripped out of her while she is still awake'', causing the PinballProtagonist to rethink her plans to get breast implants.
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* In ''Film/OnDeadlyGround'', the BigBad is introduced filming a WeCare commercial for his company Aegis Oil, with caribou and seals covered in oil and basically milking it for all it's worth. But the instant the director says "cut," the first words out of the BigBad's mouth are "Fuck! These animals stink!" and he's yelling at his men to get the animals out of there.

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* In ''Film/OnDeadlyGround'', the BigBad is introduced filming a WeCare commercial of this kind for his company Aegis Oil, with caribou and seals covered in oil and basically milking it for all it's worth. But the instant the director says "cut," the first words out of the BigBad's mouth are "Fuck! These animals stink!" and he's yelling at his men to get the animals out of there.
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* After the BP oil spill, this became reality: ads reminding viewers that they were working to clean up the spill were all over television. What's worse was that an investigation uncovered that the plans they had written out in case of such a disaster heavily prioritized PR over actually cleaning up the spill. In the wake of BP's oil spill catastrophe, a [[http://www.twitter.com/BPGlobalPR fake Twitter account]] popped up, signing off most of its tweets with #bpcares. For instance: "We've created something that will affect your children's children. Can YOU say the same about YOUR life? #nailedit #bpcares"

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* After the BP oil spill, this became reality: ads reminding viewers that they were working to clean up the spill were all over television. What's worse was that an investigation uncovered that the plans they had written out in case of such a disaster heavily prioritized PR over actually cleaning up the spill. In the wake of BP's oil spill catastrophe, a [[http://www.twitter.com/BPGlobalPR fake Twitter account]] popped up, signing off most of its tweets with #bpcares. For instance: "We've created something that will affect your children's children. Can YOU say the same about YOUR life? #nailedit #bpcares"
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* The Literature/AlexRider novel ''Crocodile Tears'' focuses around a charity organization named First Aid, renowned worldwide for their generosity and prompt response to disasters. In fact, many of these disasters (like the chemical explosion in Chennai at the beginning and the planned chemical attack on Kenya) are actually staged by Desmond [=McCain=], First Aid's founder, for the express purpose of amassing as much money and respect as he can via donations to his charity.
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* The UAC from ''VideoGame/{{Doom}} 3''.
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* The bioweapon manufacturing [[MegaCorp Umbrella Corporation]] of ''Franchise/ResidentEvil'' cultivated a benign public image, with mottoes like "Our business is life itself" and "Preserving the health of the people".[[note]]The in-house employee motto is the far more ominous "Obedience breeds Discipline. Discipline breeds Unity. Unity breeds Power. Power is Life."[[/note]] Wesker even makes a snarky comment in ''The Umbrella Chronicles'' about how Umbrella loved its perky facade.

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* The plot of one episode of ''Series/HowIMetYourMother'' involved a commercial of this kind for the Goliath National Bank, the employer of Barney and Marshall. The latter at first refused to appear in the ad, because of the GNB's evil MegaCorp status, but eventually changed his mind after [[ItMakesSenseInContext he made one employee very happy by firing him]].

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The plot of one episode of ''Series/HowIMetYourMother'' involved a commercial of this kind for the Goliath National Bank, the employer of Barney and Marshall. The latter at first refused to appear in the ad, because of the GNB's evil MegaCorp status, but eventually changed his mind after [[ItMakesSenseInContext he made one employee very happy by firing him]].him]].
** One aside from Ted described the company that Barney worked for as "the makers of the yellow fuzz on tennis balls" noting that their commercials focused on that product rather than the montage of chemical refineries and what suspisioucly resembled North Korean military weaponry.
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* Old ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' commercial parody[[note]]played by Creator/LilyTomlin in her iconic Ernestine the Operator character[[/note]]: "We don't care. We don't have to care. We're the phone company."

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* Old ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' commercial parody[[note]]played by Creator/LilyTomlin in her iconic Ernestine the Operator character[[/note]]: "We don't care. We don't have to care. We're the phone company.""[[note]]Prior to 1983, there was only one phone company, Bell Telephone later AT&T, in the US. There was no place else to go if you wanted to make a phone call.[[/note]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/SheepInTheBigCity'': Bio-Technical Corporate Concern Limited Company. [[WhatWereTheySellingAgain We have no idea what we sell.]]
* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' A RunningGag in the "Coon Trilogy" is that BP commits various atrocities on nature through their oil drilling, to the point that they ''awaken Cthulhu.'' To address these concerns, CEO Tony Haywood makes apology videos set to calm music with visuals of him petting a seal, baking cookies, sitting in a field of dandelions, lying sexily on a rug by the fireplace, etc. Despite this, BP doesn't do anything better and just doubles down on their irresponsible drilling practices.

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* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'': A RunningGag in the "Coon Trilogy" is that BP commits various atrocities on nature through their oil drilling, to the point that they ''awaken Cthulhu.'' To address these concerns, CEO Tony Haywood makes apology videos set to calm music with visuals of him petting a seal, baking cookies, sitting in a field of dandelions, lying sexily on a rug by the fireplace, etc. Despite this, BP doesn't do anything better and just doubles down on their irresponsible drilling practices.
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* ''WesternAnimation/SouthPark'' A RunningGag in the "Coon Trilogy" is that BP commits various atrocities on nature through their oil drilling, to the point that they ''awaken Cthulhu.'' To address these concerns, CEO Tony Haywood makes apology videos set to calm music with visuals of him petting a seal, baking cookies, sitting in a field of dandelions, lying sexily on a rug by the fireplace, etc. Despite this, BP doesn't do anything better and just doubles down on their irresponsible drilling practices.

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* ''Series/TheBoys2019''. The Seven are shown making such a video throughout "The Innocents", though it's suggested this is the wrong PR approach when they're trying to get public support for the idea of {{Military Superhero}}es. It doesn't help that Starlight has just publicly revealed that she was sexually assaulted by one of the superheroes appearing in the video. A particularly brutal note is that The Deep is shown supporting a movement to clean up beaches of trash--and it becomes clear that, in fact, all the trash on the beach is planted, and whenever he does another take, they put the trash back before the camera starts rolling again.

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* ''Series/TheBoys2019''. The Seven are On ''Series/TheBoys2019'', Vought International, the MegaCorp that runs [[SuperTeam the Seven]] and most other superheroes, is shown making such a video throughout to be an extremely image-focused organization, all for the goal of winning public support for the idea of {{Military Superhero}}es.
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"The Innocents", the Seven are shown making a video titled "Super in America" in order to humanize their images, though it's suggested this is the wrong PR approach when they're trying to get public support for Vought's mission of getting their supes into the idea of {{Military Superhero}}es. military. It doesn't help that Starlight has just publicly revealed that she was sexually assaulted by The Deep, one of her teammates within the superheroes appearing in the video. Seven -- and that Vought proceeded to spin this into an attempt to market Starlight as a feminist superhero. A particularly brutal note is that The Deep is shown supporting a movement to clean up beaches of trash--and trash -- and it becomes clear that, in fact, all the trash on the beach is planted, and whenever he does another take, they put the trash back before the camera starts rolling again.
** Vought is at it again in season two, this time going all-in on pretending to be feminist when they recruit Stormfront onto the team and market her with Starlight and Queen Maeve under the slogan [[YouGoGirl "Girls Get it Done"]] -- while covering up the fact that Stormfront is a violent, virulent racist [[spoiler:and a literal [[ReallySevenHundredYearsOld old-school]] [[ThoseWackyNazis Nazi]]]]. Homelander outing Queen Maeve as bisexual and dating a woman also causes Vought to latch onto LGBT+ rights in order to market Maeve as a symbol of queer pride, notwithstanding Maeve's actual thoughts on the matter (to start, she was ForcedOutOfTheCloset as a power move against her on Homelander's part, and kept her sexuality and relationship with Elena secret because she feared what Homelander might do to Elena if he found out).
** Season two also brings us the [[ChurchOfHappyology Church of the Collective]], whose charity work is more interested in evangelism than in actually helping the poor. At one event, The Deep hands out copies of their Dianetics-like holy text at a homeless shelter and comes off looking like a callous jerk.
-->'''Homeless woman:''' They said there'd be food.\\
'''The Deep:''' Well, this is food for your soul.

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* ''Series/TheBoys2019''. The Seven are shown making such a video throughout "The Innocents", though it's suggested this is the wrong PR approach when they're trying to get public support for the idea of {{Military Superhero}}es. It doesn't help that Starlight has just publicly revealed that she was sexually assaulted by one of the superheroes appearing in the video.

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* ''Series/TheBoys2019''. The Seven are shown making such a video throughout "The Innocents", though it's suggested this is the wrong PR approach when they're trying to get public support for the idea of {{Military Superhero}}es. It doesn't help that Starlight has just publicly revealed that she was sexually assaulted by one of the superheroes appearing in the video.
video. A particularly brutal note is that The Deep is shown supporting a movement to clean up beaches of trash--and it becomes clear that, in fact, all the trash on the beach is planted, and whenever he does another take, they put the trash back before the camera starts rolling again.
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* ''Series/TheBoys2019''. The Seven are shown making such a video throughout "The Innocents", though it's actually suggested this is the wrong PR approach when they're trying to get public support for the idea of {{Military Superhero}}es. It doesn't help that Starlight has just publicly revealed that she was sexually assaulted by one of the superheroes appearing in the video.

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* ''Series/TheBoys2019''. The Seven are shown making such a video throughout "The Innocents", though it's actually suggested this is the wrong PR approach when they're trying to get public support for the idea of {{Military Superhero}}es. Superhero}}es. It doesn't help that Starlight has just publicly revealed that she was sexually assaulted by one of the superheroes appearing in the video.video.
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* ''Series/TheBoys2019''. The Seven are shown making such a video throughout "The Innocents", though it's actually suggested this is the wrong PR approach when they're trying to get public support for the idea of {{Military Superhero}}es. It doesn't help that Starlight has just publicly revealed that she was sexually assaulted by one of the superheroes appearing in the video.
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* The Wolfram & Hart video from the "Harm's Way" episode of ''Series/{{Angel}}''.

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* The Wolfram & Hart video from the "Harm's Way" "[[Recap/AngelS05E09HarmsWay Harm's Way]]" episode of ''Series/{{Angel}}''.
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* In ''Film/OnDeadlyGround'', the BigBad is introduced filming a WeCare commercial for his company Aegis Oil, with caribou and seals covered in oil and basically milking it for all it's worth. But the instant the director says "cut," the first words out of the BigBad's mouth are "Fuck! These animals ''stink!''" and he's yelling at his men to get the animals out of there.

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* In ''Film/OnDeadlyGround'', the BigBad is introduced filming a WeCare commercial for his company Aegis Oil, with caribou and seals covered in oil and basically milking it for all it's worth. But the instant the director says "cut," the first words out of the BigBad's mouth are "Fuck! These animals ''stink!''" stink!" and he's yelling at his men to get the animals out of there.
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EvilInc is catching a lot of flak for bad environmental practices, price-fixing, mistreatment of employees, and all kinds of CorruptCorporateExecutive-ness. So what do they do? Make a Public Relations Ad showing how much good they do, and just how much they really care about the Earth/Little Guy/Mom and Apple Pie/what have you. We really do, honest!

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EvilInc is catching a lot of flak for bad environmental practices, price-fixing, mistreatment of employees, and all kinds of CorruptCorporateExecutive-ness.{{Predatory Business}}es. So what do they do? Make a Public Relations Ad showing how much good they do, and just how much they really care about the Earth/Little Guy/Mom and Apple Pie/what have you. We really do, honest!
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* Spoofed in ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIII:'' pay attention to the radio, and you'll see a Eris Running Shoes ad claiming that nope, their factories ain't sweatshops, no sir, hell no. Then you hear some kids saying "It's cool! We get to play with knives!", "My friend stitched his hands together the other day!", and "Yesterday, I made a dollar!".

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* Spoofed in ''VideoGame/GrandTheftAutoIII:'' pay attention to the radio, and you'll see a hear an Eris Running Shoes ad claiming that nope, their factories ain't sweatshops, no sir, hell no. Then you hear some kids saying "It's cool! fun! We get to play with knives!", "My friend stitched Joey sewed his hands together the other day!", together!", and "Yesterday, I made a dollar!".
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* [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=06yy88tLWlg This video]] from H. Bomberguy about "woke brands" goes into detail on this phenomenon, specifically the modern (late 2010s) incarnation of brands attaching themselves to progressive social causes in order to market their products. He feels that, while such branding does have positive value in driving conversation and pushing back against reactionary viewpoints, it also has two ulterior motives: to reorient the brands in question to be more acceptable in a changing social climate, and to whitewash the often exploitative and problematic practices that the companies might engage in behind the scenes, from [[NightmarishFactory Third World labor practices]] to the "pink tax" on [[MenBuyFromMarsWomenBuyFromVenus female-branded products]] that are functionally identical to their male equivalents yet still more expensive.

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* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc.'' "We scare because we care." Unlike in most cases of this trope, they actually ''do'' care. The problem is that some of the higher-ups care ''too'' [[WellIntentionedExtremist much]].



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* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc.'' "We scare because we care." Unlike in most cases of this trope, they actually ''do'' care. The problem is that some of the higher-ups care ''too'' [[WellIntentionedExtremist much]].
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* Played with Hank Scorpio in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. His compassionate nature and the new job he hired Homer for seem too good to be true. [[spoiler: He genuinely is a BenevolentBoss who truly does care for his employees. He also happens to be a [[Film/JamesBond Bond Villain]] trying to take over the world.]]

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* Played with Hank Scorpio in ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons''. His compassionate nature and the new job he hired Homer for seem too good to be true. [[spoiler: He [[spoiler:He genuinely is a BenevolentBoss who truly does care for his employees. He also happens to be a [[Film/JamesBond Bond Villain]] trying to take over the world.]]
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* In ''Film/OnDeadlyGround'', the BigBad's company, Aegis Oil, is filming a WeCare commercial with caribou and seals covered in oil and basically milking it for all it's worth. But the instant the director says "cut," the first words out of the BigBad's mouth are "Fuck! These animals ''stink!''" and he's yelling at his men to get the animals out of there.

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* In ''Film/OnDeadlyGround'', the BigBad's company, Aegis Oil, BigBad is introduced filming a WeCare commercial for his company Aegis Oil, with caribou and seals covered in oil and basically milking it for all it's worth. But the instant the director says "cut," the first words out of the BigBad's mouth are "Fuck! These animals ''stink!''" and he's yelling at his men to get the animals out of there.
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* In ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' Goth Corp's Slogan was "The People Company". The CEO Ferris Boyle (Voiced by MarkHamill) tried to expel Mr Freeze's wife after he found out that Freeze was using company equipment to cure her fatal disease, an act which killed her and caused Freeze's condition.

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* In ''WesternAnimation/BatmanTheAnimatedSeries'' Goth Corp's Slogan was "The People Company". The CEO Ferris Boyle (Voiced by MarkHamill) Creator/MarkHamill) tried to expel Mr Freeze's wife after he found out that Freeze was using company equipment to cure her fatal disease, an act which killed her and caused Freeze's condition.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc.'' "We scare because we care." Unlike in most cases of this trope, they actually ''do'' care. The problem is that they care ''too'' [[WellIntentionedExtremist much]].

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* ''WesternAnimation/MonstersInc.'' "We scare because we care." Unlike in most cases of this trope, they actually ''do'' care. The problem is that they care ''too'' [[WellIntentionedExtremist much]].
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-->'''Humphries''': When this crisis is over, we will go back to our regular prices. Until then, remember, [[YouAreNotAlone we're all in this together]]. Schooner Tuna. The tuna with a heart.

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-->'''Humphries''': -->'''Humphries:''' When this crisis is over, we will go back to our regular prices. Until then, remember, [[YouAreNotAlone we're all in this together]]. Schooner Tuna. The tuna with a heart.
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--> ''"They had even instated an 'Employee of the Month' program to show how much they cared.'' That was how much they didn't care."

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* Old ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' commercial parody[[note]]played by LilyTomlin in her iconic Ernestine the Operator character[[/note]]: "We don't care. We don't have to care. We're the phone company."
** The same bit in ''Film/ThePresidentsAnalyst'' from 1967, where TPC (which literally stood for "The Phone Company") controlled virtually everything, and didn't care who knew it.

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** After the BP oil spill, this became reality: ads reminding viewers that they were working to clean up the spill were all over television. What's worse was that an investigation uncovered that the plans they had written out in case of such a disaster heavily prioritized PR over actually cleaning up the spill.
* In the wake of BP's oil spill catastrophe, a [[http://www.twitter.com/BPGlobalPR fake Twitter account]] popped up, signing off most of its tweets with #bpcares. For instance: "We've created something that will affect your children's children. Can YOU say the same about YOUR life? #nailedit #bpcares"

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* Skewered in ''TheOnion'' article entitled [[http://www.theonion.com/content/node/28569 ''GE Ad Trumpets Company's Government-Ordered Environmental Cleanup'']]

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* [[SheepInTheBigCity Bio-Technical Corporate Concern Limited Company.]] [[WhatWereTheySellingAgain We have no idea what we sell.]]

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