Anti-White Advertising Is Not A Thing - What Is It Really?

There is a lot of talk about 'anti-white' advertising lately. It is almost as if people are offended by diversity and/or seeing 'non-white' faces in positions of contextual superiority.

Sunday Free / Fashion Magazines Racist?! Proof?!

I checked out the March 2015 Wall Street Journal Women's Magazine for Style and didn't read much. I knew fashion magazines and the industry were racist (racially unfair) but here are some numbers...

Powwownow Advert Is Offensive and Depressingly Stupid - Avoid The Horror

'It' says, 'AVOID THE HORROR' = Make your next meeting a conference call!!!!

In the dystopian future that we in England are living in, where random people cannot even look at eachother for more than a second without causing discomfort and offence, this is not helpful to see above and beside commuter's heads on crowded public transport.

In the image above, 'the others' are Serial Killers and in other prints they are Clowns.

The self ingraining message is: All other people are clowns and serial killers and it is a nightmare to be around them.

It's another deep-sinking message that says that everyone else is incompatible with you. Compounding the matching understandings and logical deductions wrought from religion, tradition, fashion, race and class.

That we should all hate eachother. That, in all areas outside of love, it is better for us to not interact physically, let's just rely on computers!!

Everyone would look perceptive, as they communicate only with their phones, if they were to wear t-shirts with 'INCOMPATIBLE' or 'STAY AWAY FROM ME!!' printed on their fronts.

Even if the depressing advertisement was not intended to be offensive, which I doubt, it's most present effects on the minds of observing commuters are undeniably negative. I'm not alone in my disgust, three words: Beloved Burns Victims

What mindless advertising work!!


Their excuse
https://www.powwownow.co.uk/blog/news/time-avoid-horror/

3 Positive Pillars Of A Progressive Black Culture

Leaders of 'Black Culture' (whatever that is) consistently call for further understanding of what 'Black Culture' is and what it should stand for. 

Advertisement Paradox

If people are buying much less
because money is low in worth and
many things can be obtained for free
so companies provide free services and products that rely on advertisements to gain revenue,

 Why would anyone be expected to buy anything advertised?