Has "white genocide" spread to Chick-Fil-A now?

[IHaveRespawned]

I just saw a Chick-Fil-A commercial moments ago and I didn't see a white man in it at all. It was a bunch of minority actors with the only white person being a female "waitress".

It seems like with many commercials now, featuring white people and especially white couples is becoming less and less the norm now.

Perhaps

Nah

See poll

[SecretsofKB]

I honestly fail to see the problem in this. I’m white and seeing minorities represented in ads doesn’t bother me in the slightest.

White people have been well represented in the US for decades. I just fail to see the harm this would do to any person that doesn’t have insecurities.

[msc545]

Why are you so concerned with what skin color people have? There are so many other characteristics of people that would more reasonably merit your concerns.

[IHaveRespawned]

Lol, sort of ironic when leftists claimed minorities were underrepresented, and now that the pendulum has swung far the other direction, now you claim it is not a big deal

[strawberryapple]

Not to mention, in a perfect world, 13% of the population would be represented 13% of the time. In advertisements it's more like 80% of the time.

[IHaveRespawned]

@strawberryapple So true! Non-Hispanic whites account for 57.5 percent of the US population. Blacks only represent 13.7 percent and Hispanics represent 20 percent.

I am a believer of the white genocide theory or the great replacement theory. Bad actors are trying to supress the white population and crush their influence.

[msc545]

Okay, I am a leftist, but for me, it's never been a big deal one way or the other. I don't much care about how skin color (white or not) is represented. What I do care about is how people are treated differentially based on their skin color. You might want to pay some attention to that.

[strawberryapple]

@IHaveRespawned

It's obvious that the advertising agencies have an agenda, because they always show a black husband with a white wife and never the other way around. Why not?

[msc545]

@strawberryapple there are plenty of ads showing white husbands with black wives, but I suspect that advertisement companies in general tend to show the most dominant demographic characteristics so as to appeal to the widest number of people. I think it's reasonable to suggest that advertising companies try to tailor their ads to the most popular demographics in order to increase their profits.

[strawberryapple]

10% of marriages are biracial. But in advertisements it's 70 to 80%. It seems pretty obvious they're creating their own reality. The question is why?

[msc545]

@strawberryapple that's a very good question. Honestly, I don't know exactly why except that I suspect it has something to do with their profits. It usually does, or so it seems to me.

[Anonymous]

The only way to take it is that if you aren't represented you dont spend your money there

[beefcakebradybatson]

Too bad you respawned, pardner !!! (Are you related to Charlie KKKirKKK?)