I love the product, but the manufactureres have become such asses I’m switching - (anything but Pepsi).
If I ever have the desire to drink a can of sugar, it’ll be a Pepsi...
A well written article but the commercial was much more than a commercial.
It was globalist propaganda intended to undermine America and move us closer to Amerika.
Not much to be said that has not been said already.
But, just to reinforce...shove it up your collective Obamaholes, Coke.
Borders, language, culture.
Liberals evidently have none of the above.
I switched to tea. Better for you and cheaper too.
GFU Coke and Pepsi . . .go rot “Diversity’s” innards with your crap
No more Coke Products until they apologize. I don’t drink Pepsi since they support Obama’s Logo. I will generic sodas and beer.
No. The ad SELLS the idea that the core cultural commonality is that there isn't one and it works anyway.
While true to a limited degree upon which they rely to sell "the program," what happens in reality is that the leftists are selling division (diversity) with which to justify more power for them to get paid for dealing with the resulting conflicts. Somehow, these "settlements" are always preferential to the leftists in charge: more government power, more prison guards, interpreters, police, judges, lawyers, clerks... you name it. NONE of those professions produces wealth, indeed, they impoverish the middle class. Hence the goal.
My wife took offense when she saw the ad. My immediate comment to her was that Coke is a global company and not a US company so why expect them to act like they are US citizens. The company and its products are not US and have not been for many years.
It’s......a.......commercial.
I have seen the ad but once. I had a visceral negative reaction to it. After some introspection, I understand why I felt as I did. America the Beautiful is about pride in America and a belief that America is exceptional in a very positive way. While the ad could be seen as expressing the thought that many different cultures view America in that way, I saw it as just more garbage from the multicultural propagandists who do not feel that way about America and who continue to spout the nonsense that “in diversity is our strength.” Diversity at least did not weaken us when immigrants assimilated well, learned English, and moved into the economic mainstream. They were then primarily American and secondarily loyal to their home countries. My mother is, and both my paternal grandparents were, typical of such immigrants. More recent immigrants do not seem to be assimilating as well, and a lack of assimilation does not strengthen us. It Balkanizes us.
72% of the United States is white.
were 72% of the actors white? no? then i guess they don’t want their business
I don’t have a problem with Coke posting an add using foreign languages as long as they do it in the home country of the language they are using.
That said, This is America. We speak American. Everyone in our ciuntry needs to learn American or go home
This is just the 21st century version of the huggy-wuggy I’d “I’d Like to Teach the World to Sing” ads Coke did in the ‘60s.
The last touchy-feely ad they got right was the Mean Joe Greene ad in the 70s.
I prefer Diet A&W root beer which is among the Dr. Pepper products. I also enjoy Diet Mug root beer but that is unfortunately a Pepsi product.
No more Coca Cola products in this house, ever! Instead of Coke and Sprite it will be the Dr. Pepper/Snapple Group’s (Plano, TX) RC Cola and 7-Up.
As soon as I see little rug rats on my TV, singing God knows what in their gibberish - I commpletely tune out.
Yes, but there *are* people who immigrate here -- or are elsewhere but dream of immigrating here -- because of the kind of liberty and opportunity that makes the USA special. People who really see this country as a beacon. And those are the people I deem to be depicted in the ad. It's true that the America-hating types (illegal alien welfare leeches, Sharia-law fans, etc.,) wouldn't be singing that song in any tongue... which is how we know it's not about them.