Will elderly couple seek apology and learn lesson from little girl?

As someone working with value education with children and young ones...I have always felt bad looking at the indulgences shown in TV ads...

If companies are making money in any ways...should the popular elderly couple loose their sense of values and ethics? I begin to relate to the example I share with many students while interact with those young ones...about Mother Teresa and the young boy who saved sugar to share with the poor children without sugar. Here the companies are targeting the elderly couples...to INDULGE with the money when the situation for the poor remains the same...with millions in the country struggling for food, clothes and a place to sleep. Felt that elderly couple can immediately seek apology for appearing in such INDULGING sense of money, instead for helping the poor....Will their consciousness allow?

In contrast, appealing to an older age-group willing to pay more is definitely a more attractive one. The Vodafone campaign will likely appeal most to upper-middle class households in urban areas

http://www.hindustantimes.com/columns/using-older-models-by-vodafone-is-really-smart-advertising/story-Y6FeH7Ahr5XyAXUoMmcLKJ.html

I never forget a little child who taught me a very beautiful lesson. They heard in Calcutta, the children, that Mother Teresa had no sugar for her children, and this little one, Hindu boy four years old, he went home and he told his parents: I will not eat sugar for three days, I will give my sugar to Mother Teresa.

https://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/peace/laureates/1979/teresa-acceptance_en.html

Please listen to these children if still the hearts are not expanded for those who need...shall we stop this English idea of indulgence through English company and instead help the poor?

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1nCUQxOrdtk175j9QyRjtgSq4DvoC6T-H

தனி ஓர் மனிதனுக்கு உணவு இல்லையெனில் ஜகத்தினை அழித்திடுவோம் என்றான் பாரதி இன்றோ ஜகத்தில் உள்ளவர்கள் எல்லாரும் அழிந்தாலும் தப்பில்ல என்னோட சந்தோஷம் மட்டும் தான் முக்கியம்...people are carried on in these lines...I used to say, when I was young parents would NEVER allow children eating on the roadside...that was how elders in the family lived and showed values...I add in the class, now in the same locality of Mylapore, I see the elderly grandmas and grandpas INDULGING by eating in the roadside..who will guide our young children in values now?

Traditional values in every sense in India is under attack...Sad the Traditional elderly couple known for Traditional dance from India plays such anti-traditional roles in not only the message but even in costumes and all...Can anyone imagine MS Subbulakshmi playing such advt? NEVER.

There is another English company for chocolates again showing anti traditional roles of mother in law and daughter in law dancing on the road after having the chocolate...Perfect examples as how The English wants us to loose our traditional values through such advt. Wish elderly couple seek apology if they can understand the agenda of companies not just for economics but also for ethics and values...