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Are they trying to sell their product or making a political statement.

Malabus wrote:Are they trying to sell their product or making a political statement.

Sell their products. Which is why they are trying to appeal to as wide a consumer-base as possible. Simple.

RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:

Malabus wrote:Are they trying to sell their product or making a political statement.

Sell their products. Which is why they are trying to appeal to as wide a consumer-base as possible. Simple.

Like the John Lewis advert where a six year old boy has female makeup on his face and acting like Cinderella.

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Malabus wrote:

RegencyCheltenhamSpa wrote:

Malabus wrote:Are they trying to sell their product or making a political statement.

Sell their products. Which is why they are trying to appeal to as wide a consumer-base as possible. Simple.

Like the John Lewis advert where a six year old boy has female makeup on his face and acting like Cinderella.

https://youtu.be/5od8Wuv_AAY" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Great to see such dedication pantomime and the annual family game of charades.

I mute the telly as soon as the adverts start.

Streaming is the only way. Cut out the adverts, skip the titles, move on as soon as the credits come up.

I record all the programs I want to watch. When it comes to the commercial channels, l have a button that jumps to 2 minutes. Most ad breaks are 4 minutes so with two clicks, i have missed them completely.