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I just wonder why the pelvis of this cartoon troll girl is being thrust so undeniably and repeatedly at the viewer, and what the advertisers' psychological tactic is here. Are we supposed to think 'if I don't keep my financial affairs in order, my children will end up in some parents' worst nightmare of fear and degradation, including becoming in some way sexually exploited'? Or are we supposed to think, 'my daughter's procreative abilities are the future of my genetic line and must be kept comfortable until successful reproduction'? You tell me, I'm no good at answers, only at asking questions.
1 comment:
I worked for an advertising agency decades ago, where 2 of the principals were obsessed with er0tica, and they would have referred to this campaign as 'Let's see if we slip this past The Client'.
subliminal is illegal ... somewhere.
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