The Politics Of DirecTV Advertising
Posted on | May 17, 2012 | 1 Comment
by Smitty
Via email from Maggie Thurber, we have an epic WSJ comment:
When you vote for Obama based on “Hope and Change” you get suckered. When you get suckered you cry in front of your girlfriend during acceptance speeches.
When you cry in front of your girlfriend during acceptance speeches, she questions your manhood.
When your girlfriend questions your manhood she has doubts.
When she has doubts, she leaves you.
When she leaves you, you question why you voted for Obama.
When you question why you voted for Obama, you surround yourself with other delusional people with degrees in theatre who voted for Obama.
When you surround yourself with other delusional people with degrees in theatre who voted for Obama, you crap in the streets, destroy property, and live in your parents basement.
When you crap in the streets, destroy property and live in your parents basement, you lash out. When you lash out, you ignore facts and reason.
When you ignore facts and reason, you blame others for your failures.
When you blame others for your failures, you post stupid comments on chat forums.
When you post stupid comments on chat forums your ex-girlfriend reads them.
When your ex-girlfriend reads them she thinks “I am glad I matured and dumped that loser”.
Don’t get suckered again — switch to Mitt Romney.
This is clearly in the form of recent DirecTV ads, e.g. this one with blog favorite Charlie Sheen:
Update: naughty Paco is naughty.
Update II: linked at Mental Recession
Update III: linke by WyBlog amidst a post on Jonah Golberg’s new book, which is great.
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One Response to “The Politics Of DirecTV Advertising”
May 17th, 2012 @ 7:07 pm
Jonah Goldberg: Raise the voting age?…
try going through life with a deficit of critical thinking skills and you might end up in a roadside ditch….