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Oreo Cookie confused many on Monday when the company behind "Milk's favorite cookie" released a short film detailing a young man's experience coming out as gay .
The video is roughly 2 1/2 minutes long and shows a young Asian man preparing to come out to his extended family.
He is visibly nervous and practices making the big announcement with his mother and immediate family.
Hydrox makes a better cookie anyway, if you can find them.
I was wondering what today's outrage would be. Thanks, OP. I have no desire to watch the video you posted, but the link did get Oreo and Nabisco's name in the media today.
What is Oreo/Nabisco trying to distract you from? They're pushing an agenda, that's it.
It's more like culture-camoflauge.
They want to show how woke they are so the mob of twitter twits and thot-tokers don't try to boycott them etc.
People after a certain age are largely set in their brands so they're trying to push commercials aimed at young people to show they *care* about diversity blah blah blah in order to sell them stuff.
They really don't give a brown log about the woke stuff, they're just trying to make money.
It does remind me of a joke by my favorite comedian though.
“My dental hygienist is cute. Every time I visit, I eat a whole package of Oreo cookies while waiting in the lobby. Sometimes she has to cancel the rest of the afternoon's appointments.”
They want to show how woke they are so the mob of twitter twits and thot-tokers don't try to boycott them etc.
People after a certain age are largely set in their brands so they're trying to push commercials aimed at young people to show they *care* about diversity blah blah blah in order to sell them stuff.
They really don't give a brown log about the woke stuff, they're just trying to make money.
I actually don't think it's as simple as making money. I also don't buy that they're "going woke" to prevent a Twitter mob attack - especially since they did nothing to warrant that in the first place.
I really think that a lot of the CEOs of these mega-large companies, all go to the same cocktail parties etc and have decided to push an agenda by force on the American people. I don't see how these woke commercials will give them more business - except by engaging in controversy. But they can engage in controversy by going anti-woke as well or something else.
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