What's going on there?
(, Wed 4 Oct 2006, 14:26, archived)
of children beating the shit out of each other.
I'm not quite sure what Sony are thinking.
(, Wed 4 Oct 2006, 14:28, archived)
they're just beating each other up.
Of course, that won't stop PC busibodies trying to read racial intolerance into it.
Unless they're saying racist things? I've no sound on this computer.
(, Wed 4 Oct 2006, 14:31, archived)
I don't think it's racist, just a bit violent. I think it's fake anyway
(, Wed 4 Oct 2006, 14:32, archived)
I mean, if it were real, they'd just roll around on the floor for a but pulling each others' hair until one of them started crying and ran off.
(, Wed 4 Oct 2006, 14:34, archived)
Need any more pointers?
(, Wed 4 Oct 2006, 14:35, archived)
And there's no indication that they fight BECAUSE they're of different race. None at all. You're seeing something that isn't there.
What I find offensive about it is the idea that young kids ought to be 'playing' by doing something totally sedentary, that requires a very expensive toy, rather than messing about outside with a football or a toy car.
(, Wed 4 Oct 2006, 14:37, archived)
The white kid knocks the black kid to the ground.
The advert ends.
For fucks sake, Tea.
(, Wed 4 Oct 2006, 14:43, archived)
I've watched it three times now, and each kid gives as good as he gets. They start fighting because the black kid won't give the white kid's ball back. Then the white kid kicks the black kid's car, and it all kicks off.
There's nothing AT ALL to indicate that they start fighting because one's white and the other's black. You're obviously trying to see racism in a situation that contains none.
(, Wed 4 Oct 2006, 14:47, archived)
because if you look at boxing, right, the white guy ALWAYS wins, doesn't he? :)
(, Wed 4 Oct 2006, 14:41, archived)
like roman gladiators because that's all they are good for.
You raizist shit-sack.
(, Wed 4 Oct 2006, 14:43, archived)