Friday, October 20, 2006
Whassup, My African-Americans?
Y'know, nothing says "reaching out to the black voting bloc" like ads that have two black men talking about "ho" and "snuffing your seed". Oh, and which use words like "cracker."
Now, I might buy this if it were coming from someone who were actually black, because he might actually care about his community, if reaching out to it in the most inappropriate fashion ever. But seeing as it's coming from Richard Nadler, a decidedly white guy who once put out an ad where a mother says that her son's brawltastic public school "was a bit more diversity than he could handle", it becomes clear what this is all about: pulling someone's strings for a vote.
Hopefully, this won't work.
Now, I might buy this if it were coming from someone who were actually black, because he might actually care about his community, if reaching out to it in the most inappropriate fashion ever. But seeing as it's coming from Richard Nadler, a decidedly white guy who once put out an ad where a mother says that her son's brawltastic public school "was a bit more diversity than he could handle", it becomes clear what this is all about: pulling someone's strings for a vote.
Hopefully, this won't work.
