Posted on 02/09/2011 10:41:43 AM PST by BradtotheBone
Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) took to the House floor Tuesday night to criticize what she called a "demeaning" Pepsi ad that aired during the Super Bowl.
In the ad for Pepsi Max, a black woman sitting on a park bench gets angry with her husband after an attractive, white female jogger sits down next to the couple and smiles and waves at the man.
After the man smiles back, his girlfriend or wife gets angry and whips her Pepsi Max can at him. The man ducks, and the can hits the attractive jogger in the head. The ad is titled "Love hurts."
Jackson Lee said it was ridiculous for the soft drink maker to air the advertisement during African-American history month.
"In this month of African-American history where we're trying to celebrate what is good and great, it certainly seems ridiculous that Pepsi would utilize this kind of humor," she said. "It was not humorous. It was demeaning an African-American woman throwing something at an African-American male and winding up hitting a Caucasian woman."
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I find it amazing that so many freepers think it's hilarious when a white woman gets knocked unconscious by blacks, who laugh and run away while she may be dying on the ground.
waits on a daily basis to be offended
I would love the opportunity to REALLY offend silverback queen sheila.
I have a box of higly valuable wampum beads, and I'd like to buy your land. You sound like a very nice person who knows when to take advantage of a deal. Really sharp. Penetrating mind.
I've always wondered what the reaction would have been to the movie "Men in Black" if Tommy Lee Jones had capped a cutout of a black girl and reasoned that "she was in a white neighborhood and her books were too advanced for her.
Freepers never surprise you and I at times
it’s a fluid room as we well know
I thought the black woman was a parody of Moochelle keeping good food out of her husband’s mouth. The only thing missing was a big eared blue lipped ignoramus as her foil.
>>>>I found it demeaning to white women<<<<
So did I
You’re a moron - that’s my ruling.
If this is “conservatism” then I think we passed the tipping point and we’re halfway over the falls. All that remains is to see who shall be swimming away from the disaster alive.
Yes, and when my wife and I found out that we would be moving to Houston due to her job, we investigated Houston and surrounding areas and decided that we would not live in SJL's district. We bought a home just across the county line in Montgomery County where we have a decent conservative Congress critter, and outside the influence of the Houston liberals and homo mayor, and also other objectionable groups like Quanell 10th and followers.
Life is good in Conservative Texas.
SJL sets back the black race a few years every time she opens her pie hole. Aren’t they embarrassed?
Raven6
Good point.
Ok I just watched it
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mjRU6b4ecw&feature=player_embedded
It is not racist it is just plain stupid.
Thanks. I was not being overly sensitive but when I saw the ad I was shocked. If two white people had done that to a black woman - there would have been hell to pay. They just ran away like it was a joke.
If that happened in real life it would be called assault.
Hilarious getting hit by an aluminum can filled with soda in the temple and almost being knocked unconcious.
It just follwos the Madison Ave. template where blacks and other minorities are wise or cool and whites are stupid. It is usually stupid white men. Liberals love this stuff. Eff Pepsico and their Lays division too.
I found the white chick hot, but then again I’m pure “Children of the Corn” pale face evil, and I hate myself.
I wonder if he or she would laugh if it was their sister, daughter, mother or wife? “Hilarious” in that the woman was almost knocked unconcious.
We liked the Coke commercial with the border guards at our house.
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