Michigan Swampbuck
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- Feb 2, 2021
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I can almost entirely agree with Juicin, except these commercials and programs are not only totally over representing blacks and B&W mixed families, but they are portraying an unrealistic image of the average American's lifestyle. And to sell what? That is the question. Certainly what they portray is not the norm to a majority of people in the broadcasting zones of the local stations around here, black, white or what have you.
Juicin has a good point though, big businesses don't produce expensive advertising and place them in expensive time slots if they aren't making money doing it. On the other hand, I have seen some incredibly well produced crappy ass commercials that leave me wondering how the idea got passed the first few meetings, much less into production. Maybe there are under the table deals and kick backs for any advertising firms or production companies that follow the social engineering agenda. They could BS their clients into buying whatever they tell them if they are getting money from other sources to do so.
Juicin has a good point though, big businesses don't produce expensive advertising and place them in expensive time slots if they aren't making money doing it. On the other hand, I have seen some incredibly well produced crappy ass commercials that leave me wondering how the idea got passed the first few meetings, much less into production. Maybe there are under the table deals and kick backs for any advertising firms or production companies that follow the social engineering agenda. They could BS their clients into buying whatever they tell them if they are getting money from other sources to do so.
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