So another stonetoss comic came true -

[Haim Arlosoroff]

First time you've seen it? How much TV do you watch? That's a real question, because if I didn't see TV when I go home to visit my parents, I probably wouldn't notice. Man, it's not Black Man/White Woman anymore, probably half or more of all commercials have White Man/Black Woman. I'd say they normalized the first so much that they've decided it doesn't even pay off anymore, just move on to the rarer pairing.

I don't own a TV, we're an internet house with Ipads and desktop computers. I think that is the missing piece of the puzzle to be honest, people compete to get the eyeballs of an increasingly smaller audience. An audience which is clearly more 'woke' than the average American, causing the feedback from the audience to the advertisers to become more confidently Neo-liberal. The American doesn't change nearly as quickly as the TV audience/advertiser feedback loop.

It is a fetish, they want to see it but not live it just like every NIMBY.

 

[Alkaline Cab]

It's been a joke amongst critics of commercials for years because it somehow makes the company look even MORE racist when it's either ONLY interracial couples if there's white people involved.

Protip: People don't care about that!

 

[Haim Arlosoroff]

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Protip: People don't care about that!

Yep, that's another stonetoss comic which may become literally true once Bruce Jenner becomes the next Californian Governor. The Republican will become so overjoyed that their attempts at being hip and with it has born fruit, and they'll line up every queer they can find. They will overwhelmingly be Jewish, and the press will continue to mock their whiteness. We'll not be able to comment on their obvious slide away from morality and sense, such will be the republican party's dopamine rush at being thought of as less disgusting by the most disgusting of America.

Further and further the republicans slide away from any set of morals other than the most degenerate of Democrat's. Alongside the vain ego stroking of standing for the least important cases of rule of law, their vapid constitutionalism when the other side doesn't play by those rules, and their hypocritical and insipid sloganeering against tyranny of the majority.