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While horrifying, what he's reacting to is hilarious. Clearly the owner spent ages on his "pitch" and now some meanie girl comes along and ruins it, his business is doomed (hopefully). E: While he appears to have deletes the above conversation, the rest of the Facebook page is worth checking out for Customer Relations 101 
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Jan 25, 2016 21:48
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Facebook lets you view edits. Here's what he had before:some dipshit posted:Don't want to get raped? Don't want your girl getting raped? 
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Jan 25, 2016 21:59
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Did a little Facebook digging and of course he's a Trump supporter from Florida.
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Haha that's great. Brb ordering stun gun now.
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Sleeveless posted:Guys check this out, they make an ice cream bar called Magnum. Boy are they gonna have egg on their face when they realize it's the same name as a brand of condoms.
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Sleeveless posted:Guys check this out, they make an ice cream bar called Magnum. Boy are they gonna have egg on their face when they realize it's the same name as a brand of condoms.    Might want to get that checked out. 
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Croccers posted:
Strawberry Gaytime was the best, I've never found another bar that replicated that outside texture properly.
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Radio Paranoia posted:While horrifying, what he's reacting to is hilarious. Clearly the owner spent ages on his "pitch" and now some meanie girl comes along and ruins it, his business is doomed (hopefully). The page really is solid gold now, people are posting screen shots of threatening messages the guy sends to women who complain on the page, etc. https://www.facebook.com/zaptekco/?fref=ts
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13Pandora13 posted:The page really is solid gold now, people are posting screen shots of threatening messages the guy sends to women who complain on the page, etc. So is this some sort of performance art because there's doubling down and then there's whatever the gently caress is going on here. Like literally all the responses are inflammatory, which is baffling to me.
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Mods please change my name to Golden Gaytime Krusher, thanks.
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Do misguided SuperPAC ads count?: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6XsWkwakVlA
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Your Dunkle Sans posted:Do misguided SuperPAC ads count?: That's... very meta. I'm gonna miss dumb superPAC ads like this when Clinton bans them e: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YYN-Awrq3og
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Your Dunkle Sans posted:Do misguided SuperPAC ads count?: This is kind of fascinating, because I literally just cannot tell what side it's trying to take. I think it's meant to be a scare ad against Bernie Sanders, but every word of it sounds like such a good idea.
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Cleretic posted:This is kind of fascinating, because I literally just cannot tell what side it's trying to take. I think it's meant to be a scare ad against Bernie Sanders, but every word of it sounds like such a good idea. It is meant to be an anti-Sanders SuperPAC ad, hence this thread. e: I think it's geared towards anti-tax "I'm gonna be a 1 percenter job creator yet! I suffered so you should suffer too, it builds character!"-type people. Teriyaki Koinku has a new favorite as of 07:48 on Jan 26, 2016 |
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Apparently the group is the same as http://endingspending.com/fixing-the-budget/ , and wow do those charts belong in the pyf idiotic graphs thread. I would have sworn that it was a tongue in cheek promo ad. Hell, it doesn't even fit their own message, since they complain about raising taxes when their message is "fix the budget". You'd think a real attack ad would say the policies attack businesses that employ millions of Americans and the extra burden could put their jobs at risk, not "targeting Wall Street"
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Your Dunkle Sans posted:It is meant to be an anti-Sanders SuperPAC ad, hence this thread. What? No. Really? It's supposed to be satirical, like Colbert. It's actually pro Bernie. Right?
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Wanamingo posted:What? No. Really? It's supposed to be satirical, like Colbert. It's actually pro Bernie. Right? It's that badly marketed. Sentient Data posted:Apparently the group is the same as http://endingspending.com/fixing-the-budget/ , and wow do those charts belong in the pyf idiotic graphs thread. I would have sworn that it was a tongue in cheek promo ad. Hell, it doesn't even fit their own message, since they complain about raising taxes when their message is "fix the budget". You'd think a real attack ad would say the policies attack businesses that employ millions of Americans and the extra burden could put their jobs at risk, not "targeting Wall Street" I think the only thing that tips it off is the pile of money exploding at the end. It's literally "We have to pay tax money for free college/medicare for all? Nope!" It appeals to the "literally zero government spending on anything ever, especially spending that comes from MY TAXES!" voter. Any government spending is considered waste and graft by definition to them. Teriyaki Koinku has a new favorite as of 08:18 on Jan 26, 2016 |
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Jan 26, 2016 08:13
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Twins?!?!? How many different companies have some dumbfounded guy being stupified about having twins or triplets in order to make you want their products be life can be unexpected ha ha! I heard another one this morning and I have no idea what they were selling.
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Wanamingo posted:That's... very meta. I'm gonna miss dumb superPAC ads like this when Clinton bans them *raises hand* Uh, I have several questions actually...
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Your Dunkle Sans posted:It's that badly marketed. The kicker for me is the old couple in front of their mansion with their four expensive rear end cars clinging to each other at the horror of higher taxes! They literally could not have picked a less sympathetic stereotype to choose.
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Grem posted:The kicker for me is the old couple in front of their mansion with their four expensive rear end cars clinging to each other at the horror of higher taxes! They literally could not have picked a less sympathetic stereotype to choose. I mean, really, "Wall Street, Big Business (as opposed to small business), and the super-rich" are basically precisely the groups that people don't mind taxing. Strudel Man has a new favorite as of 09:33 on Jan 26, 2016 |
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Your Dunkle Sans posted:Do misguided SuperPAC ads count?: My interpretation: the guy they had writing that wanted to secretly support Sanders, and the boss overseeing poo poo is so into the "taxes are literally hitler" idea that it still looked negative to him.
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I can still see it as straight-faced seriousness. There are people who legitimately believe Wall Street/Silicon Valley job creators are Randian übermenschen captains of industry who carry the weight of the world/America on their shoulders like Atlas. Plus they do this unironically:  e: "There's no such thing as a free lunch!" 
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Just going by the text I could see that, but you'd think they'd find some less attractive footage of the guy or at least put some menacing music in the background. Like when they're talking about free tuition being bad they have footage of a graduate smiling and hugging her mom. That's the exact opposite of what they want to evoke.
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Your Dunkle Sans posted:I can still see it as straight-faced seriousness. There are people who legitimately believe Wall Street/Silicon Valley job creators are Randian übermenschen captains of industry who carry the weight of the world/America on their shoulders like Atlas. Actually, where'd you even get the link to it? The video's unlisted, and (when I first clicked on it) only had 800 views.
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Wanamingo posted:Actually, where'd you even get the link to it? The video's unlisted, and (when I first clicked on it) only had 800 views. Goontubes/USPol thread, basically.
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Your Dunkle Sans posted:I can still see it as straight-faced seriousness. There are people who legitimately believe Wall Street/Silicon Valley job creators are Randian übermenschen captains of industry who carry the weight of the world/America on their shoulders like Atlas. They are literally praying to a golden calf. Literally the exact example of idolatry called and recalled in the Bible over a dozen times. I can't even.
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Mulva posted:They are literally praying to a golden calf. Literally the exact example of idolatry called and recalled in the Bible over a dozen times. I can't even. It’s a fully‐grown bovine. That’s totally different. Platystemon has a new favorite as of 19:27 on Jan 26, 2016 |
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Jan 26, 2016 19:20
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Your Dunkle Sans posted:Plus they do this unironically: What IS going on there?
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CommissarMega posted:What IS going on there? touchin the wall street bull for good luck
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CommissarMega posted:What IS going on there? Wall street bull statue. Because "bull market". Zaphod42 has a new favorite as of 00:31 on Jan 27, 2016 |
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Mulva posted:They are literally praying to a golden calf. Literally the exact example of idolatry called and recalled in the Bible over a dozen times. I can't even. Where's a homeless guy with a whip when you need one?
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Zaphod42 posted:Wall street bull statue. Because "bull market". Wouldn't it make more sense to rub the balls?
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Canemacar posted:Where's a homeless guy with a whip when you need one? ?  edit: gently caress, not the fan art thread.
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Ramos posted:? Kind of funny out of context. stay safe, poverty ghost
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Krispy Kareem posted:Wouldn't it make more sense to rub the balls? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SIKjtFam5Dg
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I wouldn't be surprised if that was a bunkum rumor originally started by Wall Street types to make fun of gullible tourists, kind of like with touching John Harvard's statue at Harvard University: "Oh yeah, uh... The bull's balls are totally lucky, just give it a firm rub like the Blarney Stone in Ireland. Oh yeah, and, uh, give it a good tug on its dong too - for extra luck. *snicker* Yep, that's it. Just like that."
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Radio Paranoia posted:Whoops! Damon Bruce Bay Area sports talk radio guy just had a segment about this ad about 45 min ago. We're being watched...
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