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| quote: | Originally posted by Lira
I believe it was originally intended to be about cricket, no problem there, but it says a wee bit more than that, you like it (which I don't believe you do) or not. |
Sorry lira, but that’s bullshit. People will see whatever they want to see.
Its ridiculous to argue that there was some intent on behalf of KFC to make a racist advertisement. It isn’t rational to argue that a business would deliberately go out of their way to lose themselves money, on either a canned ad or poor public relations.
| quote: | Originally posted by Lira
Fair enough, and where does a sizeable proportion of their population come from? West Africa. Even though immigrants from Britain, France, Spain, the Netherlands, Portugal and Denmark also populated the Caribbean, and there are quite a few "West Indies", all of which are related to a particular European country, you don't really see a fair-skinned rowdy guy among them, do you? |
So what? When I think of the racial makeup of the windies, I think of black people. why should KFC be any different? The ad merely represents what your typical windie cricket fan looks like.
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