If it had been made in or for the US, sure. But it wasn't.
Ghavrel Send a noteboard - 06/01/2010 07:58:52 AM
Dr Brendon O'Connor, an associate professor at the University of Sydney, said reaction to the ad reflected the "insularity" of the American people.
"They have a tendency to think that their history is more important than that of other countries," he told ninemsn.
"They have a tendency to think that their history is more important than that of other countries," he told ninemsn.
This.
"We feel safe when we read what we recognise, what does not challenge our way of thinking.... a steady acceptance of pre-arranged patterns leads to the inability to question what we are told."
~Camilla
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'Racist' KFC cricket ad causes uproar in US
06/01/2010 04:57:29 AM
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A company could make an ad about a ray of sunshine and someone would still be offended.
06/01/2010 05:04:25 AM
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I suppose it could have been worse...
06/01/2010 05:17:44 AM
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That would be tough to do in a 30 second ad spot
*NM*
06/01/2010 05:18:24 AM
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If it had been made in or for the US, sure. But it wasn't.
06/01/2010 07:58:52 AM
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Thank you. Yours is such an obvious comment that the thread should really have just ended here. *NM*
06/01/2010 05:47:49 PM
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KFC sells french fries?
*NM*
06/01/2010 08:04:20 AM
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I've never been to one.
06/01/2010 08:50:46 AM
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I didn't find that racist. I think the ones crying racism are the racist ones here.
06/01/2010 12:37:21 PM
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Americans love to be offended, especially on other peoples' behalf. *NM*
06/01/2010 10:59:07 PM
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