I recently read a story by some person in a Toronto newspaper who likes to come down on a group who has put up a billboard. This billboard was nothing but the fucking reality of what is going on in this one sided Society. It seems to have gotten their bloomers so twisted up so tight that it was stopping the blood flow to the brain of this poor person who I cannot mention although this person could put their name in dark print and try to sell the bullshit fucking garabage drooling out of their mouth and cannot accept the truth about certain discrimination. The fact is the billboard tells the facts get your fucking head out of the sand or that other dark place. It’s so nice you are allowed to blurt out your say with you distorted percentages and cry when that is the way most get away with their actions. You sure you do not want to slam the door on your own face and blame someone else. How you fuckers get away with this is beyond belief. You sound like an offender of some of this shit yourself but the quilt being brought into the open BOTHERS you. Look how you get to bitch in a newspaper wheras another party would be shut down by those who could drown us in croc tears alone. Suck it up buttercup we are humans too. —Strawdog
This article appears in May 5-11, 2016.
My this was difficult to read; I’m not sure if I completely understand all the points or references. That said… it’s interesting to see the shoe on the other foot!
i know you are not supposed to name names, but this bitch is way too vague.
OP.
You’ve been nominated for this week’s Purple Monkey Dishwasher Award. Good Luck!
While one may speculate that OB’s post might be about the “Text and Drive” billboard along Gardiner Highway in Toronto which was, actually conceived by an ad agency and not a funeral home (Wathan Funeral Home does not exist, btw); it’s more likely the article about an outdoor advertising company, which tracks people’s cellphone data to target billboard ads and is opening a huge can o’worms over privacy rights, is the reason behind OB’s discombobulation. Targeted billboard ads won’t necessarily impact the buying habits of anyone who’s already conditioned themselves to blot it out of their perceptual landscape – if they ignore billboards now, they’re going to ignore them in the future. Besides, if we don’t have the money to spend, we can’t respond to the ads anyway.