WinterBorn
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- #61
Jeez people, it is a freakin Hot Wheels commercial. They threw in a little feel good philosophy.
But then people go off on some knee-jerk reaction based on their own fantasies or fears. WTF?
Maybe Dad is at work. So many of the same people triggered by this commercial have lamented the changes in our world. They want to turn back time to when Dad worked and Mom stayed home with the kids. This commercial could as easily be that situation as it could be anything. You want commercials to fit what you want? This ones could be that.
But, in the end, it is a commercial for a toy. Quit being a snowflake.
Or it could be to push an agenda.
What agenda? The fact that both parents are not present every second of the day is not the basis for any agenda. In order for there to be a push for the agenda the OP claims, you have to assume a lot that is not shown here.
This is a Mom playing with her son and Hot Wheels.
I was raised by two parents in a typical 50s & 60s suburban family. My Dad sat for tea parties with my sister without my Mom being at the table. My Mom and I played with my electric trains when Dad was at work. The things that are upsetting many conservatives are just as ridiculous as the things making liberals cry.
Damn we have become an easily offended society.