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.
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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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True this.
07/01/2010 03:43:37 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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