Tell me -- do you actually believe there's a real woman named Flo working in the Progressive Insurance building handing out policies in little white boxes too?
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Gun Grabbing Group hires actors to fake video, violates NY guns laws in process
- Thread starter The2ndAmendment
- Start date
Tell me -- do you actually believe there's a real woman named Flo working in the Progressive Insurance building handing out policies in little white boxes too?
The false message that weasely manginas go shopping for guns but change their minds as soon as they are presented with a strawmanWhat it means is that certain people will present a false message in order to advance their agenda.
What "false message" are you talking about?
That wasn't the "message".
They were not trying to fool anyone into thinking they were a "real" gun store - there are no "real" gun stores in New York City.
Then why did they lie and say they did open a gun stor in New York? For fun and everyone was supposed to know it was fake and that everyone knew they were lying?
You really believe that?
Yes.
This was the storefront in Soho:
Do you really think anyone would mistake that for a real gun shop?
legaleagle_45
Silver Member
What it means is that certain people will present a false message in order to advance their agenda.
What "false message" are you talking about?
The false message prominently displayed in the beginning of the ad that they used a "hidden cameras captured gun buyers reactions"
They were not gun buyers, they were actors.
Then they proceeded to claim the were "first time gun buyers"
Then they stated they "opened a gun shop in NYC". It was not a gun shop.
Then they stated "with hundreds of guns". They were not guns they were props.
They then said the "all the guns had a history" . Since they were not guns, they did not.
And that was in the first 25 seconds of a 3 minute spot.
Want more?
Tell me -- do you actually believe there's a real woman named Flo working in the Progressive Insurance building handing out policies in little white boxes too?
Nope,... did the Progressive commercial begin with a statement that it was a real insurance office and that the persons coming in were recorded with hidden cameras to see there reaction as first time insurance buyers?
legaleagle_45
Silver Member
People who believe that "assault weapons are fully automatic weapons and that if you coat bullets with teflon that they will become cop killer bullets and that Glocks are invisible to Airport X-Ray machines...The false message that weasely manginas go shopping for guns but change their minds as soon as they are presented with a strawmanWhat it means is that certain people will present a false message in order to advance their agenda.
What "false message" are you talking about?
That wasn't the "message".
They were not trying to fool anyone into thinking they were a "real" gun store - there are no "real" gun stores in New York City.
Then why did they lie and say they did open a gun stor in New York? For fun and everyone was supposed to know it was fake and that everyone knew they were lying?
You really believe that?
Yes.
This was the storefront in Soho:
Do you really think anyone would mistake that for a real gun shop?
Of course they intended people to think it was a real gun shop
People who believe that "assault weapons are fully automatic weapons and that if you coat bullets with teflon that they will become cop killer bullets and that Glocks are invisible to Airport X-Ray machines...The false message that weasely manginas go shopping for guns but change their minds as soon as they are presented with a strawmanWhat "false message" are you talking about?
That wasn't the "message".
They were not trying to fool anyone into thinking they were a "real" gun store - there are no "real" gun stores in New York City.
Then why did they lie and say they did open a gun stor in New York? For fun and everyone was supposed to know it was fake and that everyone knew they were lying?
You really believe that?
Yes.
This was the storefront in Soho:
Do you really think anyone would mistake that for a real gun shop?
Of course they intended people to think it was a real gun shop
No, they didn't.
There are no "real" gun shops in NYC.
What it means is that certain people will present a false message in order to advance their agenda.
What "false message" are you talking about?
The false message prominently displayed in the beginning of the ad that they used a "hidden cameras captured gun buyers reactions"
They were not gun buyers, they were actors.
Then they proceeded to claim the were "first time gun buyers"
Then they stated they "opened a gun shop in NYC". It was not a gun shop.
Then they stated "with hundreds of guns". They were not guns they were props.
They then said the "all the guns had a history" . Since they were not guns, they did not.
And that was in the first 25 seconds of a 3 minute spot.
Want more?
Tell me -- do you actually believe there's a real woman named Flo working in the Progressive Insurance building handing out policies in little white boxes too?
Nope,... did the Progressive commercial begin with a statement that it was a real insurance office and that the persons coming in were recorded with hidden cameras to see there reaction as first time insurance buyers?
Far as I know they haven't used that particular script. But I have seen her hand out insurance in little white boxes. Do you believe insurance is packaged in little white boxes?
Oh and those guys that plainly claimed to be from the rival insurance companies ---- are you about to tell me those were actors??
Wow. What a fraud.
Alex Jones, as always, has quite a unique and bizarre "interpretation" of actual events.
The video is right there in the OP for you to watch
I'm aware - the video isn't the problem. The problem is that Alex Jones doesn't seem to understand what it is.
Why don't you tell us what it is then?
I'd actually much rather here you explain what you think it was.
Instead, they were.....?They were not trying to fool anyone into thinking they were a "real" gun store
Wow. What a fraud.
Alex Jones, as always, has quite a unique and bizarre "interpretation" of actual events.
The video is right there in the OP for you to watch
I'm aware - the video isn't the problem. The problem is that Alex Jones doesn't seem to understand what it is.
Why don't you tell us what it is then?
I'd actually much rather here you explain what you think it was.
Babble babble babble.
What about this storefront stunt in NYC is so scandalous to you? The OP avoided the question, will you do the same?
The2ndAmendment
Gold Member
- Thread starter
- #30
The false message that weasely manginas go shopping for guns but change their minds as soon as they are presented with a strawmanWhat it means is that certain people will present a false message in order to advance their agenda.
What "false message" are you talking about?
That wasn't the "message".
They were not trying to fool anyone into thinking they were a "real" gun store - there are no "real" gun stores in New York City.
Then why did they lie and say they did open a gun stor in New York? For fun and everyone was supposed to know it was fake and that everyone knew they were lying?
You really believe that?
Yes.
This was the storefront in Soho:
Do you really think anyone would mistake that for a real gun shop?
WHY THE FUCK WOULD ANYONE THINK IT'S A FAKE GUNSHOP?
Instead, they were.....?They were not trying to fool anyone into thinking they were a "real" gun store
Making a statement. Like a PSA.
Ever seen those "truth" ads about smoking?
Do you think that anyone is supposed to believe that all the people lying on the ground outside of Philip Morris offices are really dead?
Which was....?Making a statement.Instead, they were.....?
The false message that weasely manginas go shopping for guns but change their minds as soon as they are presented with a strawmanWhat "false message" are you talking about?
That wasn't the "message".
They were not trying to fool anyone into thinking they were a "real" gun store - there are no "real" gun stores in New York City.
Then why did they lie and say they did open a gun stor in New York? For fun and everyone was supposed to know it was fake and that everyone knew they were lying?
You really believe that?
Yes.
This was the storefront in Soho:
Do you really think anyone would mistake that for a real gun shop?
WHY THE FUCK WOULD ANYONE THINK IT'S A FAKE GUNSHOP?
BECAUSE THERE ARE NO "REAL" GUN SHOPS IN NEW YORK CITY.
Does posting in all caps make you feel better?
Which was....?Making a statement.Instead, they were.....?They were not trying to fool anyone into thinking they were a "real" gun store
"Guns are bad", I guess.
And, is your statement made better or worse when you have to make up circumstances in order to make said statement?"Guns are bad", I guess.Which was....?Making a statement.Instead, they were.....?They were not trying to fool anyone into thinking they were a "real" gun store
And, is your statement made better or worse wen you have to make up circumstances in order to make said statement?"Guns are bad", I guess.Which was....?Making a statement.Instead, they were.....?They were not trying to fool anyone into thinking they were a "real" gun store
When was the last time you saw a commercial for anything that didn't "make up circumstances" in order to make a statement?
The2ndAmendment
Gold Member
- Thread starter
- #37
The false message that weasely manginas go shopping for guns but change their minds as soon as they are presented with a strawman
That wasn't the "message".
They were not trying to fool anyone into thinking they were a "real" gun store - there are no "real" gun stores in New York City.
Then why did they lie and say they did open a gun stor in New York? For fun and everyone was supposed to know it was fake and that everyone knew they were lying?
You really believe that?
Yes.
This was the storefront in Soho:
Do you really think anyone would mistake that for a real gun shop?
WHY THE FUCK WOULD ANYONE THINK IT'S A FAKE GUNSHOP?
BECAUSE THERE ARE NO "REAL" GUN SHOPS IN NEW YORK CITY.
Does posting in all caps make you feel better?
Wtf idiot? I've been to Beretta's four times and Jovino's twice for shit I couldn't get on the island - both are obviously in the city,
You didn't answer my question.When was the last time you saw a commercial for anything that didn't "make up circumstances" in order to make a statement?And, is your statement made better or worse wen you have to make up circumstances in order to make said statement?"Guns are bad", I guess.Which was....?Making a statement.Instead, they were.....?
That wasn't the "message".
They were not trying to fool anyone into thinking they were a "real" gun store - there are no "real" gun stores in New York City.
Then why did they lie and say they did open a gun stor in New York? For fun and everyone was supposed to know it was fake and that everyone knew they were lying?
You really believe that?
Yes.
This was the storefront in Soho:
Do you really think anyone would mistake that for a real gun shop?
WHY THE FUCK WOULD ANYONE THINK IT'S A FAKE GUNSHOP?
BECAUSE THERE ARE NO "REAL" GUN SHOPS IN NEW YORK CITY.
Does posting in all caps make you feel better?
Wtf idiot? I've been to Beretta's four times and Jovino's twice for shit I couldn't get on the island - both are obviously in the city,
Point conceded.
thereisnospoon
Gold Member
I watched the first two mins and immediately I could detect the so called gun buyers had training in speech body language and eye contact. Actors4 yes votes, no posts, come on guys!
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