Comments by "" (@robm8809) on "Is the disproportionate presence of black people in advertisements deliberate and planned?" video.

  1. It's social engineering by people who have a certain antipathy towards European heritage people.
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  2. Conditioned for extinction.
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  3. Some do. I used to work with a black woman an and she was utterly fed up of the BM/WF trope in ads.
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  4. I'm also sick to death of people who deny it's a problem, or deny that it's harmful.
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  5. The trouble is that they're all at it, pretty much.
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  6. Angry, depressed and demoralised.
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  7. @SpectreAtTheFeast-sx8gq  No, the way you like it. It's sad for you that you're so hateful and you're being used by people that hate you, too.
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  8. It's the third one.
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  9. Boy, did you miss the point by fifty country miles....
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  10. Excellent comment.
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  11. It's far more serious and pernicious than that.
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  12. Exactly. It's deliberately demeaning and more harmful than many realise.
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  13. Exactly!
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  14. Excellent comment. Just like the UK, and my Australian friends say it's the same there, too.
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  15. If that is part of it, it's only a small part. This is far too prevalent for that to be the only reason for it.
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  16. If that's part of it, it's only a small part of it.
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  17. It's more about demeaning and demoralising us than garnering their business.
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  18. ​ @Thimphu760 True.
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  19. ​ @jagdpanther6327 Is there a certain demographic that is overrepresented in ownership of advertising agencies, film and tv production companies?
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  20. Fact.
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  21. Deliberate. Intended to emasculate and demean.
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  22. ​ @SpectreAtTheFeast-sx8gq You first.
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  23. Excellent comment. Truth.
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