[ExI] totalitarian techniques

[William Flynn Wallace]

Depends on the viewer, doesn't it, Spike?  Many Southern men will find evil
afoot in those ads I mentioned.  Too many black people and they tune out.
Like the NFL - according to my barber many men have given up on that game
because of blacks.  Maybe they would not call it evil, but disgusting,
wrong, etc - yes.   A few likely would call it evil and cite the Bible.
(you could probably find a verse or two they could quote).  bill w

On Wed, Nov 10, 2021 at 8:06 AM spike jones via extropy-chat <
extropy-chat at lists.extropy.org> wrote:

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> >…For those of you who watch TV, unlike Spike, you could not have missed
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> >…Clearly these are attempts to persuade people to be more tolerant and
> accepting.  Anyone find any evil motives here?   bill w
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> Not at all Billw.  It isn’t good/evil at all.  Its only profit/not.  The
> advertising people have study groups.  I was once in one of them.  They
> study how test audiences react to an ad, have them rate whether they would
> be more likely or less likely to buy the product.  The more selly ads get
> selected down, the selliest ads are the ones we see.  No evil intent.
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