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- Shame on Pepsi for even thinking this was a good idea to begin with -- exploiting a political climate for profit gains. Sickening.chukkaphob
- It's only sickening if Pepsi were a business interest to someone in politics, otherwise there's nothing wrong with it at all.monospaced
- It was in poor taste, for sure, but lots of ads benefit from some side of a political climate, and can't really help it either, because they pervade society.monospaced
- Nothing wrong with exploiting a political climate for profit gains? Really, dude?chukkaphob
- The worst case is some people are offended, which is clearly what happened. What is your argument here?monospaced
- Brands are exploiting the political climate left and right, dude. There's no legal issue with it, it's not a new thing. CEOs can take a position, like it or notmonospaced
- Man, oh mna, your "arguments" are truly exhausting. Why, oh why, did I respond to you? damn it. Ugh.
*Ignore mode engaged.*chukkaphob - Unlike, of course, when Trump promoted his daughter's business on Twitter, which is exploiting politics for personal profits.monospaced
- Hey, I'm just saying, I get that you don't like the ad ... I agree it was in bad taste too. But there's nothing actually wrong with taking a political stance.monospaced
- I've seen way worse Apple ads to be fair.fadein11
- ah ... I see you've put on your head-in-the-sand mode when confronted with reality :)monospaced
- and by *ignore mode* I mean that I am not reading yoour verbal diarrhea. LOL!
Ciao!chukkaphob - lol, yes you are, and by your LOL! I'll assume you have no argument yourselfmonospaced
- Fuck Pepsi. That's the last straw. Happy Shopper Cola for me from now on.Fax_Benson
- lol fax.fadein11
- @fax "straw?" yoou drink coke/pepsi with a straw? :Dchukkaphob
- not any moreFax_Benson
- haha!chukkaphob
