I can't tell if this is satire and mocking the outrage or not, but the outrage was still deserved nonetheless. Bud Light is a beer company and needs not pander. It just needs to sell its pißwasser that is supposed to be beer. Dylan Mulvaney is also a caricature and not somebody who should be representing the transgendered community by being given his own specially designed cans. Both sides of the coin should have been upset with Anheuser-Busch, but instead, it was yet again another us-versus-them thing.
As for the model pictured, I think he's modeling the one-piece swimwear for men. I've been noticing an increasing amount of feminine wear for men being advertised. It's pretty obvious that your traditional masculine clothing is slowly being discouraged in favor of whatever that model is wearing instead.
This sounds like one of those conspiracies, but I've studied this stuff over the years and have seldom been incorrect about my observations. People aren't ready to talk about the assault on masculinity, boyhood, etc. But by the time they are, it'll have already been too late.
They're a private business they can do whatever they want. Beer isn't an essential service, they have no duty to pander the people. You, nor anybody else.
Seeing as how you can't even manage to use the proper pronouns for Miss Mulvaney, I will assume that you are not for transfolks as you can't seem to wrap your head around basic courtesy. This being said, I will refrain from taking advice from an enemy who would prefer to see my friends disappear from society as to what I should be upset about.
I would advise that, if you are, in fact, an ally that you should educate yourself so you can be taken seriously.
I'd like to know what is really going on. what are they thinking? There's got to be some $ from the govt associated with the promotion like this, otherwise, they wouldn't be that stupid.
I haven't bought adiddas since the 1980's, no change.
Shooting in your foot and losing market position seems to be new fetish in advertising departments of corporations. Maybe those corporation some financial compensation from Blackrock for this BS?
This crap is largely supported by women, and Addidas knows that women won't boycott them, even though they are literally replacing women with men and having men destroy women's sports and spaces. It boggles the mind.
Isn't it funny how it's mostly "men" wanting to be "women"? Presumably to live a life on easy mode. Rarely do we see a woman wanting to become a man. So these woke companies are "celebrating" only one kind of tranny... wonder why🤔🤔🤔
@MrOracle Most women seem to be liberal because it's more comfortable but this provocative advertisement doesn't make women comfortable... and we change our minds quite often.
@FreyaRed That's a big part of the problem - too many women change their minds constantly, rather than operating on a set of principles. Women operate on their feelings, and those are easily manipulated. Some men do too, but it's far more common with women.
While the free market has some issues it does provide clear feedback to companies. We'll see how Adiddas does after this and that will encourage or discourage other companies from doing the same.
Keep in mind that one of the primary goals of marketing is getting noticed. Good attention or bad attention doesn't matter as much as getting some attention.
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Nah, it's bullshit stirred up by online hotheads, is all.
What Adidas are actually doing is saying you can be a bloke and wear a swimsuit instead of a Borat mankini. The same swimsuit is worn by a female model on the site.
In other words, unisex sports clothing is their hopeful aim
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I have already started boycotting Nike so I will just add Adidas to the ever growing list. I I will be buying New Balance from now on. The better models are made in USA and they are very well made.
I could live the rest of my life never seeing that pic again.
Excuse me. I need to vomit, find a few photos of actual wome, then blind myself to avoid seeing more woke fuckwittery
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It's not quite as blatantly stupid as the Bud Light fiasco because the customer base for Bud Light was almost purely the demographic that would OBVIOUSLY be offended by wokeness, but it was still a dumb move for Adidas. I will definitely never buy an Adidas product again.
In the short term at least. Long term? Who knows? The founder Adidas, Adolf "Adi" Dassler was a Nazi, as was his brother Rudolf who founded Puma, and no one seems to really care.
Personally i don't give a flying fornication about Adidas. I've never bought anything from them.
Now for women they should be pissed off to the point of outrage. Adidas literally gave Women a big middle finger. They are basically saying you're no longer good enough to model our swimwear so we are going to hire an effeminate looking man to be our model.
As women you should come together and absolutely boycott adidas
I don't think it's a Bud Light moment. I? Think it's? A what. The hell has this world come? To moment. Things are just getting crazier and crazier. I all started with this 800 new genders. If your gay your gay who gives a shit but there only 2 genders male and female. So let's all just stay in our lanes ok
By using a male with an obvious male appendage, Adidas is marketing that swimwear to men. And if there are confused men that will buy that, they can have it. Not interested.
I blame this all on feminism. It's no longer politically correct to appreciate a nice pair of tennage gazongas. So now they have no choice but to sexualize men.
Well since I am hardly in the market for female swimwear. It's irrelevant. Not that commercials are needed for those products. I never bought any cloth because of commercials. It's all about quality, price and supply in stores near me.
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