I Pity The Fool Who Calls Mr. T Homophobic!
Monday, August 4th, 2008 at 10:13 am by JamieAngry Zen Minion Kensei sent over these Snickers commercials featuring Mr. T.
Funny, right?
Well, apparently, there are some who feel that this ad campaign which aired in the UK derides homosexuals. US based Human Rights Campaign filed a protest to the Mars corporation claiming that the ads, which never fucking aired in the US, support “the notion that the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community is a group of second class citizens and that violence against GLBT people is not only acceptable but humorous.”
That’s quite a bit of a stretch. First, there is no anti-gay, anti-lesbian, anti-bisexual, or anti-transgender language used by Mr. T. Second, since when is speed walking only associated with the GLBT community? Third, the commercial didn’t even air in the US so what the fuck are you complaining about?
What the flying fuck! Speed walking has to be one of the most ridiculous looking Olympic sports next to curling. I don’t want to live in a world where we can’t make fun of speed walking. The fucking guy looked like a skinny duck with yellow shorts so Mr. T shot at him with Snickers bars. Duck walking is not manly. That’s fucking funny!
As liberal as I guess I pretend to be these days, I’m getting really fed up with the political correcting of everything. You can’t give each other a fist pound without it being a terrorist hand shake. You can’t wear a black and white scarf on a commercial without it somehow supporting terrorists. You can’t say anything about black, white, or yellow people without being racist. You can’t call someone unmanly without being a homophobe. You have to wear a fucking flag pin or you’re not a patriot. What the hell people?!
Get over yourselves and get back to laughing. There are people dying in the world today reasons that no one has been able to really explain. You really think some stupid Snickers commercial will lead to the downfall of society?
Get some nuts? Get some fucking balls!
[Via Ronin Tech and Daily Mail]

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