I like to notice advertising when it’s especially creative or weird. Last night’s ad that I noticed was weird. Creepy.
It was for a set of knives, super sharp knives, like the Yoshi Blade, but not that particular product.
Typical for this type of ad, the person was slicing up all kinds of difficult and hard objects, and then showing that the knife could still slice a ripe tomato perfectly.
The last item was an entire fish hanging in the air from its tail. It was the size of a large mackerel. I flinched because I knew what was coming. The person took a swipe at it, cutting it in half, and the front half of the fish fell to the floor. It might as well have been alive and wiggling, or maybe they could do the same to a cat hanging from its hind feet.
It just didn’t seem that the ad was well thought out, though the final ripe tomato was still sliced perfectly.
political puppet show, the usual, usa
Source link from Caitlin Johnstone on Twitter at the end:
America’s two-party sock puppet show is always fake. Always. Buying into any part of it supports the whole fake show.
“But the red puppet acts different from the blue puppet!”
Yes. That’s how puppet shows work. Characters act different. Cheering for either is endorsing the lie.
You can absolutely make the case that one of the puppets acts less reprehensibly than the other during the show. But the show always ends the same: everyone in the audience gets a punch in the mouth and has to give all their money to the military.
https://twitter.com/caitoz/status/1212733291398197248
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