Only if the marketing involves air travel BACK to wherever they came from BEFORE they begin breeding and blowing themselves and us up.
Sorry. If that makes me a NON-PC ethnocentric pig, tough.
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Companies that advertise on QTV should not worry about backlash, said Mahmood Ahmad, president of Digital Broadcasting Network Inc., which produces QTV, because Fox News viewers are not watching QTV anyway. He added, QTV is the safest place to be because they wont know.
“gelatin and pig fat, which is often used in cosmetics”
What could be more erotic than a Muslim woman with pig fat smeared over her face? In fact, smear pig fat over her whole body for that slippery, well lubed feel.....
There's the problem....they don't think of themselves as Americans. Hell, when I was growing up I didn't look at an ad and think "I wonder what religion that person is....are they speaking to me". She grew up in Virginia and never assimilated into being an American...she's a Palestinian-Muslim-American and I somehow doubt the "American" part!
There is so much in the original that made me gag but this line is not only the most idiotic but defines the naivete that permeates our current society.
Lets just all get along...
Can I buy you a hilal Coke?
Want your feet washed?
Those towers were ugly anyway...
I never really laughed at Porky Pig...honest.
'You people' need special status (along with the other minorities who can't fend for themselves)...
Lets just do business and forget all that other stuff.
Guess its not just for liberals anymore.
Aren’t all those GEICO commercials about the muzzies?
Isn’t the reference to cavemen a subtle reference to muslims?
They sure as hell look like them.
I could be wrong, I guess.
Maybe you'd better lean forward. Presently you will be given five reasons to consider something barely imaginable: a post-apocalyptic media world substantially devoid of brand advertising as we have long known it.
It's a world in which Canadian trees are left standing and broadcast towers aren't. It's a world in which consumer engagement occurs without consumer interruption, in which listening trumps dictating, in which the internet is a dollar store for movies and series, in which ad agencies are marginalized and Cannes is deserted in the third week of June. It is a world, to be specific, in which marketing -- and even branding -- are conducted without much reliance on the 30-second spot or glossy spread.
Because nobody is much interested in seeing them, and because soon they will be largely unnecessary.