Judgemental
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What do we have here, an advertising executive who is anti hunting, by portraying fluffy little darling foxes frolicking on a child's trampoline.
Clearly using John Lewis aka Waitrose as a fulcrum to further their views.
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/festive-foxes-are-causing-a-stink-x9b7tpkzq
Let's be frank this is a ridiculous advertisement and I dare say, that whilst not all contributors to this forum shop at John Lewis and Waitrose, many are customers. Along with a large proportion of hunting, shooting and fishing folk who are not only customers but also suppliers directly and indirectly.
Largely people who look for quality, value for money and a pleasant shopping experience, not some attempt to brain wash them into thinking foxes are likely to frolic on a child's trampoline, in order to satiate their retail needs and wishes.
One could start by using the word conspiracy, or indeed political correctness, although with Mr Trump's election as President of the US, the expression 'Political Correctness' is now obsolete.
Mr Rocos the Operations Director and I believe the equivalent of the CEO of John Lewis, would do well to sack their advertising agency by way of example, that such respected retailers do not get involved in controversial subjects. Thus setting an example that reflects the sheer stupidity and lack of knowledge, that is demonstrated by anybody, that does not know foxes, particularly in urban areas are covered in mange, defecate everywhere, attack cats and are a thundering nuisance.
Clearly using John Lewis aka Waitrose as a fulcrum to further their views.
http://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/news/festive-foxes-are-causing-a-stink-x9b7tpkzq
Let's be frank this is a ridiculous advertisement and I dare say, that whilst not all contributors to this forum shop at John Lewis and Waitrose, many are customers. Along with a large proportion of hunting, shooting and fishing folk who are not only customers but also suppliers directly and indirectly.
Largely people who look for quality, value for money and a pleasant shopping experience, not some attempt to brain wash them into thinking foxes are likely to frolic on a child's trampoline, in order to satiate their retail needs and wishes.
One could start by using the word conspiracy, or indeed political correctness, although with Mr Trump's election as President of the US, the expression 'Political Correctness' is now obsolete.
Mr Rocos the Operations Director and I believe the equivalent of the CEO of John Lewis, would do well to sack their advertising agency by way of example, that such respected retailers do not get involved in controversial subjects. Thus setting an example that reflects the sheer stupidity and lack of knowledge, that is demonstrated by anybody, that does not know foxes, particularly in urban areas are covered in mange, defecate everywhere, attack cats and are a thundering nuisance.
