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You guys must be so tired with all of this incessant, one track thought. Why not think about ponies or something?
Fair enough but I suspect that if advertisers were regularly showing BAME people, or LGBT people, for example, in a demeaning light you would feel a responsibility to highlight it. It may be obsessive but it may still also be valid. I have repeatedly asked the ASA, several advertising companies and the major broadcasters to explain the disproportionate appearance of mixed race couples in advertising, within those couples almost universally a black man with a white woman (only very, very rarely the other way round), the absence of black/South Asian couples, the absence of South Asian/white couples and the absence of black/Chinese pairings. I am genuinely interested in what the thought processes here are.
I am indebted to psychologist Niro Sivanathan for confirming something I had long suspected and which is of particular relevance to two of our more esteemed posters - both of a certain persuasion.
Referring to a concept called the "dilution effect" Sivanathan points out that piling up "evidence" or arguments in a long-winded attempt to justify a point of view is counter-productive as the human brain has difficulty processing the verbosity. In short, keep it short! Btw, I never read more than 6 lines of text on MM so with longer posts I simply wing it.
You being a less verbose cynic about everything and anything?
You toddle off to Google and you become an expert, on Life the Universe and Everything?
I feel that you are retired, and bored, yet need to have some sort of influence on people. I could bar you, but..you are an in interesting case.
Forgot to add, you are retired alone, and don't have a lot going on in your life. That's how I read it.