Trump Enslavement Syndrome - Orange man good. /r/The_Donald and any public demonstration of rabid pro-Trump enthusiasm in spite of all reason.

[CheezzyMach]

What a pathetic liberal cuck. A real patriot would go on eBay and buy a pre-1989 bottle where she's still wearing a do-rag. A true Trumper would also decorate their kitchen with 1930s-era advertisements where Aunt Jemima looks like Mammy.

Spoiler: I'se in Town, Honey!

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...Okay I can understand why we called the syrup bottle racist now.

Holy shit.

 

[Coily]

Dehumanizing and demozing are the only resources they have to justify their authority fetish. They want to sperg about freedom while licking a cop's boot.

 

[eternal dog mongler]

...Okay I can understand why we called the syrup bottle racist now.

Holy shit.

It's the same with the Cream of Wheat guy.



Do these products have an insanely racist advertising history? Yeah. Most consumers wouldn't really know that though.

 

[Steamboat_Bill]

A lot of the writing on our racist past has been pretty historically illiterate and not helping with the problems black people currently face in this country, and it's a problem...

Still, I have to admit, these people have to be the most brainless sheep around.

 

[AnOminous]

Do these products have an insanely racist advertising history? Yeah. Most consumers wouldn't really know that though.

At least it portrayed him as looking like an actual human and being able to write.

 

[Ima Spedonym2]

Dehumanizing and demozing are the only resources they have to justify their authority fetish. They want to sperg about freedom while licking a cop's boot.

As long as the cop is shooting black people and not defending the Capitol.

 

[FuckingDogs4Living]

It's the same with the Cream of Wheat guy.

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Do these products have an insanely racist advertising history? Yeah. Most consumers wouldn't really know that though.

Yeah, I don’t really care if private companies decide to change their logos based on cultural shifts, it’s their business and their right.

I do however dislike when American leftists try to go after folklore characters of European cultures that don’t really exist to offend anyone, yet are seen as horrific to them because of american history. Zwarte Piet comes to mind.

 

[Piga Dgrifm]

It's the same with the Cream of Wheat guy.

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Do these products have an insanely racist advertising history? Yeah. Most consumers wouldn't really know that though.

I didn't know this part, I just knew that the guy was an actual chef.

I still think that, since he was a real person, they could have kept him around and put a short bio about him on the box, since the story of a black immigrant master chef in 1900 is probably an interesting one.

 

[GentlemanFaggot]

I didn't know this part, I just knew that the guy was an actual chef.

I still think that, since he was a real person, they could have kept him around and put a short bio about him on the box, since the story of a black immigrant master chef in 1900 is probably an interesting one.

Uncle Ben actually did that at one point, reimagining the character as a fictional CEO of the company

 

[Surfin Terf]

I didn't know this part, I just knew that the guy was an actual chef.

I still think that, since he was a real person, they could have kept him around and put a short bio about him on the box, since the story of a black immigrant master chef in 1900 is probably an interesting one.

Black master chefs have a longer history in America than you might expect

Yeah, I don’t really care if private companies decide to change their logos based on cultural shifts, it’s their business and their right.

I do however dislike when American leftists try to go after folklore characters of European cultures that don’t really exist to offend anyone, yet are seen as horrific to them because of american history. Zwarte Piet comes to mind.

I don't know if Zwarte Piet is the best example here. I know that the justification nowadays for Santa's servant being black is that it's from chimney soot, but the big red lips and the frizzy hair seem a much.

Especially since many of the earliest depictions of Zwarte Piet explicitly include having been a slave, coming from Africa (including Morocco), or being a "neger". I understand that blackface has a different history in Benelux than the US, but... well, it's not as if the European versions of blackface have been terribly respectful either.

Personally, I think that Zwarte Piet could be saved by simply having the makeup actually look like soot streaks instead of black skin and getting rid of the lipstick.

 

[FuckingDogs4Living]

Black master chefs have a longer history in America than you might expect


I don't know if Zwarte Piet is the best example here. I know that the justification nowadays for Santa's servant being black is that it's from chimney soot, but the big red lips and the frizzy hair seem a much.
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Especially since many of the earliest depictions of Zwarte Piet explicitly include having been a slave, coming from Africa (including Morocco), or being a "neger". I understand that blackface has a different history in Benelux than the US, but... well, it's not as if the European versions of blackface have been terribly respectful either.

Personally, I think that Zwarte Piet could be saved by simply having the makeup actually look like soot streaks instead of black skin and getting rid of the lipstick.

Zwarte Piet is not a slave, he’s a page, thus the clothing. “Neger” has only become in offensive term in Dutch language in the last 30 or so years with the greater influence the English language had on Dutch society. Back in the 1850s it just meant a black person, hell “negro” is still a politically correct term for black people in most Latin languages.

The character is also stated to be a moor, a people hardly affected by the Dutch. I’d understand the insensitivity had it been a chained black slave from Sub-Saharan Africa that came to work the mines in Brazil, but Zwarte Piet is just an innocent Christmas character that is integral to the Dutch culture. Plus his look is absolutely cartoonish, no black person actually looks like that, so I hardly see the offence, especially considering black face itself doesn’t have the abominable history in Holland that it has in the US.

 

[CheezzyMach]

Here's yet another example of Rightwing hypocrisy.

 

[Hollywood Hulk Hogan]

Here's yet another example of Rightwing hypocrisy.

It's pretty insensitive how they compare vaccine stuff to Jim Crow laws, especially when most of them want Jim Crow laws to come back

 

[Steamboat_Bill]

They're all vaccinated. They just don't want their audience to do that, because they want to cripple Biden's plans for the economy.

(Though I think by next year it'll be a moot point. There's only so many people who can be severely infected now.)

 

[moseph.jartelli]

Zwarte Piet is not a slave, he’s a page, thus the clothing. “Neger” has only become in offensive term in Dutch language in the last 30 or so years with the greater influence the English language had on Dutch society. Back in the 1850s it just meant a black person, hell “negro” is still a politically correct term for black people in most Latin languages.

The character is also stated to be a moor, a people hardly affected by the Dutch. I’d understand the insensitivity had it been a chained black slave from Sub-Saharan Africa that came to work the mines in Brazil, but Zwarte Piet is just an innocent Christmas character that is integral to the Dutch culture. Plus his look is absolutely cartoonish, no black person actually looks like that, so I hardly see the offence, especially considering black face itself doesn’t have the abominable history in Holland that it has in the US.

Farte Piet is a faggot. Throw him back in the coal burning oven from whence he appeared.

 

[CheezzyMach]

They're all vaccinated. They just don't want their audience to do that, because they want to cripple Biden's plans for the economy.

(Though I think by next year it'll be a moot point. There's only so many people who can be severely infected now.)

Unless it mutates into a more vaccine resistant strain which is the fear.

 

[Karellen]

Tom Brady trolls MAGA.

But not really guys he’s really making fun of Biden!

 

[Hollywood Hulk Hogan]

Tom Brady trolls MAGA.

But not really guys he’s really making fun of Biden!

At least some of them get that he's making fun of them:

Brady and Belichick were Trumpers but on 1/6 they changed their tune

 

[Coily]

By the way, India is really messing things up, right?

 

[Doctor of Autism]

At least some of them get that he's making fun of them:
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Brady and Belichick were Trumpers but on 1/6 they changed their tune

I mean Brady comes across as someone who likes being on a winning team so it’s no surprise he’d turn on Trump especially since he and his supporters act like the biggest sore losers.