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Well then you co-sign with both videos then.I'm sorry, but I find this to be extremely hilarious. I personally, don't see anything wrong with it. Anyway, what BM could resist looking at a cute blonde like that. I burst out in laughter every time I view this. Once he realizes the ww has been hit, instead of helping her up, his eyes gets big and he takes his wife by the hand and takes off running as if in fear for his life. This is one funny commercial for sure. While I don't care much for Rush Limburger, I have to cosign with him on this one.:smt005
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If you had read the link and/or understood what Limbaugh was saying, he contradicted his own statements. You agreeing with him puts you in the same boat with him.LIMBAUGH: Now, I have to tell you, I looked at the [Pepsi] ad and I did not see colors. Well, I saw colors but I didn't think there's anything racial here. This was not demeaning to anybody. This was just -- you know, I'm a conservative. I don't -- "Oh, look at that white gal get hits by black guy in a Pepsi can. Oh, wow, how did he get away with it?" No, I didn't see it that way, I didn't see this as demeaning to anybody. I thought -- I thought, if I'm Pepsi, why don't I advertise this product by having somebody throw a can of it at somebody; not whether they're black or white.However, Limbaugh later contradicted himself during the very same show, asserting that "one of the biggest pet peeves black women have in recent decades is black men marrying or pairing up with white women. Just bugs them. Particularly if they happen to be blond." Limbaugh claimed that Pepsi intentionally exploited this purported "pet peeve" to "score big with one of Pepsi's demographics."
Turn it around like he said and Jesse Jackson and Al Sharpton would be out there going nuts if the ad had a white woman throwing a popcan at a black woman and knocking her to the ground writhing in pain.
The ad was subliminal racism. As a white man I was offended. Just like I get offended each time I see a upcoming film promo or some other clip showing a guy getting it in the groin or, like the Doritos Super Bowl commercial with the guy getting knocked down when the little dog charges the glass door.
Bottom line it's all stupid. It's racist and sexist against white men.
But that's ok in today's society as white guys are all jerks because decades and centuries ago white guys were evil.
So take it out on me and my ilk.
Ya, got it.
Well then you co-sign with both videos then.
If you had read the link and/or understood what Limbaugh was saying, he contradicted his own statements. You agreeing with him puts you in the same boat with him.
http://mediamatters.org/blog/201102090044How can I co-sign with both videos when I haven't even seen the video you are talking about. The man has tens of thousands of videos Mike. I just told you the which ONE I co-sign with. How hard is this for you to understand???:smt102 I don't cosign with ALL of his videos...I am speaking of the one I posted...or did you even read my last post or view THAT video?
BTW, I didn't click on that link, because as I said earlier...I don't like Limburger.
If my post irritate you so bad honey...put me back on ignore.:smt055 You love talking to me...don't you sweetie?
http://mediamatters.org/blog/201102090044
All you have to is click the link, do some reading and press play. I assumed that you did that before you replied. Your posts don't irritate me, I find you fun and exciting to reply to, at least for now.
Yes, I do find offense with the Pepsi video, even worse that it took place during the Black History Month. The advertisement does increase animosity towards WW and BM couplings, but that's just my opinion.No Mike, I'm not doing that. I told you I don't like Limburger. What part of I am that doing that, do you not understand. BTW, I'm glad you find me fun and exciting, but let's not get carried away sweetie:smt047 because the feeling is not mutual. Do you find offense with the Pepsi video, Mike? What is YOUR take on it?
I'm still pretty curious of what you look like, you've already seen pics of me. Wanna go to the chat room?Okay, Mike.
I'm still pretty curious of what you look like, you've already seen pics of me. Wanna go to the chat room?
I think it's easiest for BW to adapt to seeing other interracial couplings, just specifically not the BM/WW coupling. White men are hurting too and I think that's the biggest problem, just BW and WM.No, Mike. I'm not interested sweetie. Let's stay on topic. Personally, I feel this video increases awareness...not animosity. When a black woman who has a problem with black men in IR relationships sees this Pepsi commericial, it makes her see how stupid she looks in the eyes of others. Then, hopefully, if she has any common sense, she will work toward changing her stinking attitude about IRs.
I think it's easiest for BW to adapt to seeing other interracial couplings, just specifically not the BM/WW coupling. White men are hurting too and I think that's the biggest problem, just BW and WM.
http://whitewomenblackmen.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17211Exactly.
http://whitewomenblackmen.com/forum/showthread.php?t=17211
We can divert this discussion to this, which is more urgent.
I don't know what you are talking about, but THIS is the video I'm talking about and I cosign with this 100%...
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Mike, I can see your holier than thou self :smt042 at this everytime you see it. Don't act like you don't think it's funny because, you know it is hilarious!