Actually, it's a parody of stereotypes in advertising, not in the real world. It's one of the reasons I don't watch commercial television or listen to commercial radio. The advertisements are usually an insult to people's intelligence. Advertisers try to be noticed rather than admired.
Conservatives like this because it plays into the meme that women are being manipulated by the media into thinking that birth control is an important issue, and what they see as the absurdity of a diverse group of people being friends. I doubt you’ll see this video featured on any liberal websites, because while anybody can appreciate the humor, there’s no doubt that conservatives will appreciate it more.
LOL!
ReplyDeleteActually, KW, the video is a parody of stereotypes.
ReplyDeleteYou are so narcissistic that you don't understand parodies of your silly biases.
Michael,
ReplyDeleteActually, it's a parody of stereotypes in advertising, not in the real world. It's one of the reasons I don't watch commercial television or listen to commercial radio. The advertisements are usually an insult to people's intelligence. Advertisers try to be noticed rather than admired.
Conservatives like this because it plays into the meme that women are being manipulated by the media into thinking that birth control is an important issue, and what they see as the absurdity of a diverse group of people being friends. I doubt you’ll see this video featured on any liberal websites, because while anybody can appreciate the humor, there’s no doubt that conservatives will appreciate it more.
ReplyDelete-KW
I usually never find anything on the internet funny. I got a laugh out of this.
ReplyDeleteGood find sir.