Comments by "Daniel Bradford" (@Falconlibrary) on "Why would Nike use a man to advertise a new sports bra" video.

  1. It's all about money. Americans 18-29 are a coveted consumer demographic. 66% of Americans ages 18-29 strongly support the trans movement. Naturally, companies want to be seen as supporting it, too, to establish and maintain brand loyalty among the young people. That's how "socially conscious" advertising works. It's why so many big companies donated millions to Black Lives Matter. These companies don't care if older folk don't like it; they don't want your business, anyway. I was once kicked out of an Abercrombie and Fitch store for being "too old" to shop there. I was thirty-three.
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  2. This is all about money. Of course. It's the root of all evil, isn't it? 66% of Americans 18-29 strongly support the trans movement. The more affluent someone is, the more likely they are to support it. The 18-29 demographic is coveted. Establish loyalty to a brand when people are that age, and you've got them for life. By supporting the trans movement (or pretending to), these companies are establishing and/or reinforcing loyalty to their brand among young people. Ex: "I support the trans movement and so does Nike, so I can support trans people by buying Nike." That's how "socially conscious" advertising works. It's why so many big companies donated millions to Black Lives Matter. In America, always, always, always FOLLOW THE MONEY. Does it all make sense now why these companies are pushing the trans movement on us? It's a cynical attempt to exploit support for trans people so they can make more money.
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