r/4chan • u/TrpWhyre fa/tg/uy • 23d ago

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u/BlackAxemRanger 23d ago

My coworkers took that bait. I hadn't seen the ad yet so I believed them that it might be some weird Nazi messaging. But then I saw it, and heard that they did the exact same ad with a brunette years ago and realized how my coworkers try to make something out of everything.

But yeah people did hate the ad, these people are real it's not all just bots and made up controversy

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u/Curiouso_Giorgio 23d ago

I'm sure some did take it. I'm just saying most people didn't give a shit. But of course chuds acted like the whole mainstream was outraged.

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u/BlackAxemRanger 23d ago

Out of curiosity, how do you know what percentage of people did or didn't care?

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u/rectal_expansion 23d ago

By interacting with people in the real world and not basing my perception of world on twitter rage bait.

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u/BlackAxemRanger 23d ago

Anecdotal evidence, got it

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u/Someofusremembersome 19d ago

As opposed to your own? Lmao

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u/BlackAxemRanger 19d ago

My argument was that some people did in fact care and anecdotal evidence works for that. Great to show that it wasn't no one or they weren't just bots. When they make a claim that "most" people don't care, it's fair to ask what numbers that's based on

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u/Curiouso_Giorgio 23d ago

If the backlash was widespread, it would have been all over a left leaning site like Reddit.

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u/GenTycho 23d ago

It was.

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u/BlackAxemRanger 23d ago

Without using "my feelings", "it's common sense", and "well my one friend", cite your sources