Apple on Tuesday released a nearly four-minute holiday film called “Fuzzy Feelings.” The stop-motion portions were shot on iPhone 15 Pro Max and edited on MacBook Air.
Creativity has the power to change the way we see each other, and the world. Sometimes, seeing things through a new lens can make all the difference.
You make the holidays.
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Of course. Evil white man, racist against a black woman in his office. She shows him the light at the end and he will come around to be coming WOKE.
Join all in with cultural Marxism man. Critical Race Theory in full. All there is, is oppressed and oppressor. That’s it. View everything in this poisonous light… Just an eternal battle of too v bottom nothing more – and view it totally by skin color.
Equality is never to be a thing or strived for. Freedom is a fantasy for white people (which can be black people if they don’t subscribe to CRT after all – it’s the theory that makes one oppressed or oppressor not the actual color).
Never embrace anything this country stands for -no American dream. No future but hate and fighting, envy, and lust for becoming the opressor some day. Oh and give BLM tons of money and “do the work” whitey!
Could never have been a woman boss or a Hispanic boss -not with evil world view.
Sad you have so much anger.
Sad you have to pretend not to notice when all these adverts have such a heavy hand.
Its the common tactic now, provoke endlessly and then feign upset at the reaction.
Happy you offer so much truth.
We are so not the same. There exist people in this world who are so full of hate that they attack and murder elderly people, rape women, put babies in ovens, behead men with garden tools, cut down entire families, and train their own children to do thie same, all because they so deeply desire to pursue their dreams of genocide against those they attack.
And almost equally incomprehensible, there are those people,
Nope. We are not all the same. Far from it.
I used to try and convince myself that we are all ultimately the same, even that all people are basically good. I was really that young and stupid once.
Nothing says Christmas like lefty hippie John Lennon singing a worthless song.
That was George Harrison “Isn’t It a Pity”
We can’t do anything about those who hate, or those who do evil, or those who lash out because of… whatever reason.
What we CAN do is act in love, as in “love your neighbor.” What they do about how we act towards them is their business, but don’t try to tell me it’s ever wasted. I’ve been around too long to accept that cynical viewpoint, and I have seen the power of love that seeks only to do good for others.
But yeah, the music could have been better selected.
I can see why it comes across as “woke”, but it isn’t. Woke people think the white men are irredeemable, because it is the color of their skin and sexual preference which makes them evil in the eyes of racist woke people. This turns it on its head, and is trying to show racist woke people that white men are human beings too. Imagine it as an ad targeted towards KKK members, and it starts out showing a “bad” black person, but at the end the black guy turns out to be worth empathy. The KKK racists, just like the woke racists, wouldn’t like it one bit, because they don’t get to hate someone at the end.