They're counted as 12% of the population, but are in 99.9% of shows and movies.
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They're counted as 12% of the population, but are in 99.9% of shows and movies.
There was a time when there was only token roles put into things to appease them. Then the Hollywood elites and advertising giants realized they were sitting on a gold mine. The reason you see so much of them is more complicated than just "diversity". What is the point of an advertisment? In essense to make you desire that product. Coke still advertises and who has not hear of Coca-Cola? Same with niggers. You are bombarded with depictions of magic niggers showing everything from doctors to rocket scientist and from victims to heroes. All in an effort not just to show they are "just like us" but so that niggers will buy shit.
And to encourage impressionable young 'liberated' women to breed with them, to produce the wage slave generations that will ultimately service the elite class.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bottle_of_Hate
They are tools of the globalist tyrants, but bottle_of_hate has a good point, niggers will buy anything with a picture of a burrhead on it.
13% of the population, 90% of the crime. Niggers, the curse of humanity.
I'd have to disagree with you there BOH. Representing only 13% of the population, and certainly far less of the consuming public, where's the pay off? $200 clown shoes and KFC sure but as a percentage of the discretionary income spent in the U.S., the number is probably too insignificant to matter.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bottle_of_Hate
I'll never understand it. Why market so heavily to a demographic that doesn't want, need or cant afford the product?
How many ghetto pigs are frequenting Jared's? How many niggers are browsing the aisles at Saks or Nordstom?
I might add the obvious. If your company coddles to niggers, you get a pat on the back. If you don't, they'll send the Jesse Jacksons out to get you and slander you as racist.
So, all of you have valid points. Of course, I don't get points coddling to humans.
True but that is exactly my point. The people who are going to shop there are going to shop there even without the advertisement. It is about squeezing more in. Getting them in the door to spend money they don't have. It doesn't matter they can't afford it. The store is going to get their money from the credit card company and we will pay higher interest than we would otherwise even with good credit to cover that loss. They will advertise no matter what but in the end it is all about reaching the group not already in the store. The cost of those advertisements is being paid by those who already shop there, built into the price of those products. They take no loss.Quote:
Originally Posted by SC Anemia