Futuregohan30 said:
			
		
	
	
		
		
			I don't know. Do you really think that 
people will look at an ad with Dallas Clark getting hit really hard by 
two other NFL players and say "Wow, Dallas Clark is a crappy 
player!"?
		
		
	 
I don't think Dallas Clark is a poor player, but I think the ad implies a 
few things. First, blacks get off on the humiliation of whites. Look 
how much fun it is to cream the white guy. The laughter of a group 
of blacks would be less likely if Clark made a "move" to escape from 
the defenders. Second, The laughter it's self implies an inferiority to 
the victors of the play. Having played other versions of the game my 
self, I can say that the "hit" on the ad was not very spectacular. The 
enjoyment of the players came completely from the racial dynamic of 
the play. 
The display of dominance and the humiliation of whites in this ad is 
pretty clear. I believe the ad was made for blacks, I think that they 
probably buy more NFL videogames than whites. Why not give them 
what they want?
The ad is offensive to me for two reasons. The first is because I 
acknowledge the caste system and I am sick of the message that 
whites are undeserving of the "skill positions".  I believe this ad 
reinforces this message. Second, you could NEVER put a black in a 
loosing  situation if it were a matter of intelligence. The double 
standard makes me puke.
 
 
The Tomlenson ad was meant to be cute. If it were a black boy and 
Tom Brady, I would see it the same way. The black guy in the 
Snickers commercial only looks goofy if you believe that all blacks 
are "cool".  
 Imagine that, a well-groomed black with the ability 
to interact civilly and show an understanding of something other 
than hip-hop. What a goof!
Edited by: C Darwin