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True the vast majority of the time. This ad though doesn’t promote anything malicious. It’s a cute story with the message “eat healthy stuff like vegetables and
by stfp 10mo ago
True the vast majority of the time. This ad though doesn’t promote anything malicious. It’s a cute story with the message “eat healthy stuff like vegetables and fish”, with a brand name/ logo at the very end.
- Dilettante_ 10mo agoYou think the company went "ah forget about profit, we'll spend our money for the good of the people"? The company is virtue signaling, pandering, and you're falling for it. Jesus Christ.
- pcrh 10mo agoBah! Humbug!
- Dilettante_ 10mo ago"You know, I know this steak doesn't exist. I know that when I put it in my mouth, the Matrix is telling my brain that it is juicy and delicious. After nine years, you know what I realize? Ignorance is bliss." Enjoy your simulated steak.
- Planktonne 10mo agoThe supermarket does sell actual food here. That is a thing that they do.
- seszett 10mo ago> The company is virtue signaling It is true! And as a (very occasional) customer, I like that this company is signalling that it does not oppose inclusion and doesn't mind questioning "traditional values" (the wolf eating animals). Many actors these days (both companies and political figures) are very much signalling the contrary, so some kind of signalling is absolutely useful.
- pyrale 10mo ago> The company is virtue signaling Is that the way people say "advertising" these days?