From: Jake Harding [hard2596@yahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, September 06, 2002 11:37 AM
To: fdadockets@oc.fda.gov
Subject: Comment

My name is Jacob Daniel Harding and I have an opinion
about the FDA's ability to regulate free speech. 

I am currently an English conversation teacher in
Seoul, Korea. I have learned many things about people
in general since I have been living here. Koreans have
yet to experience the problems of commercial culture,
but the next few generations have it coming. Their
commercials are completely unregulated and the result
is about to be devestating.

The Koreans, naturally small people, have begun to
show signs of obesity as anyone can see in their high
school students who enjoy the western conveniences of
McDonalds and Coke. 

Their children are violent and rude, they can only
being subdued by gifts that they desire. 

Most importantly, their people do not realize that
things are famous because of commercials as opposed to
being in commercials because they are famous.

The Korean people are much like the average American
in relation to their knowledge of the rhetoric that is
employed by corporations. Both groups live only one
life while corporate psychological knowledge has had
many generations to practice and hone its skills. It
is only right and fair that our government use the
vast knowledge that it has attained during its history
to help its people from the words of the powerful.
Please, make comercials tell the truth, regulate thier
ability to manipulate. It is in the nations best interest.

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