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To: SkyPilot

Interesting that the Washington Post concludes that the advertisers were attempting to generate political conversations at Superbowl viewing parties. The hostess at the party I went to specifically requested “no politics”, and aside from a few innocuous references we did abide.


15 posted on 02/07/2017 3:21:45 AM PST by Tallguy
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To: Tallguy

Seriesly, most I know on facecrack just wanted one day without politics. any advertiser who made one of these stupid “inclusive” diversity libtard ads is a moron. I watched bits and pieces of the game, and by far the dumbest ad I saw was the one about the father debating what to tell his daughter, who I guess he thinks lives in a muslim country and not America.


38 posted on 02/07/2017 4:24:44 AM PST by visualops (WooHoo Trump Train! Get on board or get out of the way!)
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