Being white is ugly and startling. Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind - Chuck Schumer
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Being white is ugly and startling. Sow the wind, reap the whirlwind - Chuck Schumer
Tame by 80's standards.
Make Budweiser ads great again.
Most of those liberal women are jealous.
Look at all the metal album covers and videos from the 80s (and 70s). This is nothing. These cunts just think they matter because of social media and dumb clickbait articles from liberal but dying cable news channels.
Sounds like the 1990s
Ugly, fat, white Leftist women are the people upset by this and who are making it a story, along with a Dem media that is more than willing to follow the Leftist lies of racism.
The mass dosing of benzos and also SSRIs to this demographic has led to millions of angry, bitter women whose husbands can’t stand them.
The mass dosing of benzos and also SSRIs to this demographic has led to millions of angry, bitter women whose husbands can’t stand them.
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it was the greatest time in history for ugly chicks the past 15 years. That was never gonna last
Yea. They had a run, especially the last 5 years where they were falsely told they matter. Fat. Ugly. Blue hair. Face piercings. Obnoxious personality. You go Queen.
Now that the world is healing themselves and they are thrown back into the bin of shit where they’ve always belonged they can’t handle it.
Sorry girls. Can’t he ugly, fat and a bitch. Gotta get rid of at least two of those or enjoy your alone time.
Pretty dead on. Breaking news - Sex Sells. At least to normal people which would exclude the left.https://www.nationalreview.com/corn...-sweeney-flying-high-in-the-unfriendly-skies/
For those who missed out on the newest threat to America, Charlie Cooke disposed of the daftness eloquently in his piece: American Eagle Outfitters — a clothing brand fallen on hard times — hired buxom Hollywood “it” girl Sydney Sweeney to model its blue jeans in a series of advertisements that steal directly from a legendary 1980 Calvin Klein ad. Back then, a 15-year-old Brooke Shields delivered a rather suggestive science lecture about “genes” while wrestling a pair of them on for the camera, ending with thoughts about “selective mating.” (It was scandalous at the time, and honestly it only feels more so now given how notoriously exploited and sexualized a young Shields was by Hollywood.)
Sweeney, however, is very much a woman, and so American Eagle’s playful variation on the theme — “Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans” — has given rise to a much more urgent conversation among the chattering classes: whether the wordplay “jeans/genes” is an alarming appeal to white supremacy, and whether the heritability of beauty is cruelly unfair. All of the usual suspects have sought to engineer controversy. The Guardian lustily reported on a nonexistent “backlash” confined to online shut-ins, as if willing it into existence. AdAge, which should know better, suggested that American Eagle would be “scaling back” its campaign in response to the cries about its lack of inclusiveness toward the ugly. And as one might expect from a recently gelded media company, NPR captured the hysteria well:
For those who missed out on the newest threat to America, Charlie Cooke disposed of the daftness eloquently in his piece: American Eagle Outfitters — a clothing brand fallen on hard times — hired buxom Hollywood “it” girl Sydney Sweeney to model its blue jeans in a series of advertisements that steal directly from a legendary 1980 Calvin Klein ad. Back then, a 15-year-old Brooke Shields delivered a rather suggestive science lecture about “genes” while wrestling a pair of them on for the camera, ending with thoughts about “selective mating.” (It was scandalous at the time, and honestly it only feels more so now given how notoriously exploited and sexualized a young Shields was by Hollywood.)
Sweeney, however, is very much a woman, and so American Eagle’s playful variation on the theme — “Sydney Sweeney Has Great Jeans” — has given rise to a much more urgent conversation among the chattering classes: whether the wordplay “jeans/genes” is an alarming appeal to white supremacy, and whether the heritability of beauty is cruelly unfair. All of the usual suspects have sought to engineer controversy. The Guardian lustily reported on a nonexistent “backlash” confined to online shut-ins, as if willing it into existence. AdAge, which should know better, suggested that American Eagle would be “scaling back” its campaign in response to the cries about its lack of inclusiveness toward the ugly. And as one might expect from a recently gelded media company, NPR captured the hysteria well:
As it so happens, I have close friends in the advertising world, and when I asked one of them about this she joked that American Eagle’s brand strategists and creatives — whether internal or hired from an agency — probably couldn’t be reached for comment by NPR because they were two days into a massive celebratory bender. (“If they aren’t doing all the cocaine right now, they should be.”) As she emphasized, what matters most is that American Eagle has won the “attention war” in a notoriously fickle and divided media ecosystem.
This whole “controversy” seems very manufactured. I don’t think anyone actually gives a shit about this.
Most people don't. But the woke left gives a huge shit. Most people don't want boys in the girls bathroom. But the dem leadership certainly does.
There's definitely people on the left that have a problem with this.
Circa 2020 Twitter American Eagle would have caved.
Current culture dgaf and Twitter is just there to dunk on the Tumblr-redditards.
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yep Elon buying twitter was the catalyst for just about everything. It was the primary source of ugly libs power over culture, corporations, etc.
I’m too jaded by how everything is designed to drive engagement. The advertising firm either full on planted all of the pieces of this or at least said “if we make this about eugenics then some news organization, podcast, or leftist influencer will pick up on it. Fox News will run with the narrative that the left hates hot white people and this will get way too much attention”.
It’s not lost on me that I am currently contributing to the bullshit that keeps stories like these alive. I like boobs and I haven’t shopped at American Eagle since like 2002. Neither of those things will change.