Steve Lambert of The Anti-Advertising Agency started a project to, well, tell people that they really don't
need all that stuff companies are trying to sell. The concept is simple: plaster a sticker saying "you don't need it" on ads to subvert its message.
But let me ask you this: is it subversive/guerilla art or just merely vandalism?
Link - via Sign Hacker
This sticker is just more garbage.
Regardless of the truth (or relevance) of the parasitic message, the basic issue here is property rights, not what the ad says. You want to tell people they don't need stuff? Fine. Buy an ad.
To all you people defending the companies 'rights', maybe you should look at what crimes these companies have committed. Sweatshops, false advertising, environmental destruction... I only support the rights of non-criminal enterprises.