Supermarket outrages racists by using Black families in Xmas adverts

Tommy Tainant

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Sainsbury’s has stepped in to defend its Christmas advert after it was heavily criticised online for featuring a black family – with some shoppers even threatening to boycott the supermarket.

On Saturday, the supermarket giant released the first part of its three-part festive ad – with all three centred around meals that stir up memories of home and family.

The first, called Gravy Song, features a father and daughter on the phone as they discuss the dad’s famous gravy, which he makes every year for Christmas. As the father and daughter chat, a montage of Christmas memories is shown on screen, showing them cuddling on the sofa, family members opening presents and the dad joining in with his daughters as they dance in their kitchen.

How pathetic do you have to be to get "outraged" over stuff like this. I suppose it is encouraging that it is just a minority but nevertheless it is still depressing that these people actually exist at all.

I wonder how they can fit in all of this fake outrage around their mask protests ?
 
Fake news. They don't celebrate Christmas in the UK.

The UK? isn't that some shithole island off the coast of France? I think they're Pagans or something. They dress up in animal skins and live in mud huts, dancing around a fire chanting to their Pagan gods.

Maybe some Romans will march over there and kick their Pagan asses for them, that'll straighten those Pagan savages out.
 
After watching the ad on Youtube, it's comical to see Africans speaking with a perfect British accent.

Here's a much better ad from the same company, with some real Brits in it, and without the obligatory multicultural bullshit...

 

Sainsbury’s has stepped in to defend its Christmas advert after it was heavily criticised online for featuring a black family – with some shoppers even threatening to boycott the supermarket.

On Saturday, the supermarket giant released the first part of its three-part festive ad – with all three centred around meals that stir up memories of home and family.

The first, called Gravy Song, features a father and daughter on the phone as they discuss the dad’s famous gravy, which he makes every year for Christmas. As the father and daughter chat, a montage of Christmas memories is shown on screen, showing them cuddling on the sofa, family members opening presents and the dad joining in with his daughters as they dance in their kitchen.

How pathetic do you have to be to get "outraged" over stuff like this. I suppose it is encouraging that it is just a minority but nevertheless it is still depressing that these people actually exist at all.

I wonder how they can fit in all of this fake outrage around their mask protests ?

How dare people who think differently than you be allowed to exist at all. Extermination with a magnifying glass, however, would be more ecologically friendly than shipping them to the ovens by train.

In the meantime, it is a crappy ad not because of its subject, but because its production value is so low. The Perfect Portions ad is just as crappy. Definitely not on par with the 1914 ad from a few years back.
 

Sainsbury’s has stepped in to defend its Christmas advert after it was heavily criticised online for featuring a black family – with some shoppers even threatening to boycott the supermarket.

On Saturday, the supermarket giant released the first part of its three-part festive ad – with all three centred around meals that stir up memories of home and family.

The first, called Gravy Song, features a father and daughter on the phone as they discuss the dad’s famous gravy, which he makes every year for Christmas. As the father and daughter chat, a montage of Christmas memories is shown on screen, showing them cuddling on the sofa, family members opening presents and the dad joining in with his daughters as they dance in their kitchen.

How pathetic do you have to be to get "outraged" over stuff like this. I suppose it is encouraging that it is just a minority but nevertheless it is still depressing that these people actually exist at all.

I wonder how they can fit in all of this fake outrage around their mask protests ?

How dare people who think differently than you be allowed to exist at all. Extermination with a magnifying glass, however, would be more ecologically friendly than shipping them to the ovens by train.

In the meantime, it is a crappy ad not because of its subject, but because its production value is so low. The Perfect Portions ad is just as crappy. Definitely not on par with the 1914 ad from a few years back.
So we cant have adverts that feature Black folk ?
 

Sainsbury’s has stepped in to defend its Christmas advert after it was heavily criticised online for featuring a black family – with some shoppers even threatening to boycott the supermarket.

On Saturday, the supermarket giant released the first part of its three-part festive ad – with all three centred around meals that stir up memories of home and family.

The first, called Gravy Song, features a father and daughter on the phone as they discuss the dad’s famous gravy, which he makes every year for Christmas. As the father and daughter chat, a montage of Christmas memories is shown on screen, showing them cuddling on the sofa, family members opening presents and the dad joining in with his daughters as they dance in their kitchen.

How pathetic do you have to be to get "outraged" over stuff like this. I suppose it is encouraging that it is just a minority but nevertheless it is still depressing that these people actually exist at all.

I wonder how they can fit in all of this fake outrage around their mask protests ?
Trump supporters in the UK – who knew.
 

Sainsbury’s has stepped in to defend its Christmas advert after it was heavily criticised online for featuring a black family – with some shoppers even threatening to boycott the supermarket.

On Saturday, the supermarket giant released the first part of its three-part festive ad – with all three centred around meals that stir up memories of home and family.

The first, called Gravy Song, features a father and daughter on the phone as they discuss the dad’s famous gravy, which he makes every year for Christmas. As the father and daughter chat, a montage of Christmas memories is shown on screen, showing them cuddling on the sofa, family members opening presents and the dad joining in with his daughters as they dance in their kitchen.

How pathetic do you have to be to get "outraged" over stuff like this. I suppose it is encouraging that it is just a minority but nevertheless it is still depressing that these people actually exist at all.

I wonder how they can fit in all of this fake outrage around their mask protests ?

How dare people who think differently than you be allowed to exist at all. Extermination with a magnifying glass, however, would be more ecologically friendly than shipping them to the ovens by train.

In the meantime, it is a crappy ad not because of its subject, but because its production value is so low. The Perfect Portions ad is just as crappy. Definitely not on par with the 1914 ad from a few years back.
So we cant have adverts that feature Black folk ?

So you saw a commercial that depicted some property you Brits acquired during your Colonialist period. BFD, how racist of you.

Here in the states where your colonialism failed, our commercials always have mixed race couples and families.

How un-racist of us.
 

Sainsbury’s has stepped in to defend its Christmas advert after it was heavily criticised online for featuring a black family – with some shoppers even threatening to boycott the supermarket.

On Saturday, the supermarket giant released the first part of its three-part festive ad – with all three centred around meals that stir up memories of home and family.

The first, called Gravy Song, features a father and daughter on the phone as they discuss the dad’s famous gravy, which he makes every year for Christmas. As the father and daughter chat, a montage of Christmas memories is shown on screen, showing them cuddling on the sofa, family members opening presents and the dad joining in with his daughters as they dance in their kitchen.

How pathetic do you have to be to get "outraged" over stuff like this. I suppose it is encouraging that it is just a minority but nevertheless it is still depressing that these people actually exist at all.

I wonder how they can fit in all of this fake outrage around their mask protests ?

How dare people who think differently than you be allowed to exist at all. Extermination with a magnifying glass, however, would be more ecologically friendly than shipping them to the ovens by train.

In the meantime, it is a crappy ad not because of its subject, but because its production value is so low. The Perfect Portions ad is just as crappy. Definitely not on par with the 1914 ad from a few years back.
So we cant have adverts that feature Black folk ?
Britain prospered well over the centuries with its colonialism. Even today as a second tier rich nation they still do. Be as you spout and give up a lot more of what you are worth for the socialist cause. You won't though.
 

Sainsbury’s has stepped in to defend its Christmas advert after it was heavily criticised online for featuring a black family – with some shoppers even threatening to boycott the supermarket.

On Saturday, the supermarket giant released the first part of its three-part festive ad – with all three centred around meals that stir up memories of home and family.

The first, called Gravy Song, features a father and daughter on the phone as they discuss the dad’s famous gravy, which he makes every year for Christmas. As the father and daughter chat, a montage of Christmas memories is shown on screen, showing them cuddling on the sofa, family members opening presents and the dad joining in with his daughters as they dance in their kitchen.

How pathetic do you have to be to get "outraged" over stuff like this. I suppose it is encouraging that it is just a minority but nevertheless it is still depressing that these people actually exist at all.

I wonder how they can fit in all of this fake outrage around their mask protests ?
Where is this? The UK?
 

Sainsbury’s has stepped in to defend its Christmas advert after it was heavily criticised online for featuring a black family – with some shoppers even threatening to boycott the supermarket.

On Saturday, the supermarket giant released the first part of its three-part festive ad – with all three centred around meals that stir up memories of home and family.

The first, called Gravy Song, features a father and daughter on the phone as they discuss the dad’s famous gravy, which he makes every year for Christmas. As the father and daughter chat, a montage of Christmas memories is shown on screen, showing them cuddling on the sofa, family members opening presents and the dad joining in with his daughters as they dance in their kitchen.

How pathetic do you have to be to get "outraged" over stuff like this. I suppose it is encouraging that it is just a minority but nevertheless it is still depressing that these people actually exist at all.

I wonder how they can fit in all of this fake outrage around their mask protests ?

How dare people who think differently than you be allowed to exist at all. Extermination with a magnifying glass, however, would be more ecologically friendly than shipping them to the ovens by train.

In the meantime, it is a crappy ad not because of its subject, but because its production value is so low. The Perfect Portions ad is just as crappy. Definitely not on par with the 1914 ad from a few years back.
So we cant have adverts that feature Black folk ?
sure, I just didn't realize how racist you blokes were. It's bloody repugnant.
 

Sainsbury’s has stepped in to defend its Christmas advert after it was heavily criticised online for featuring a black family – with some shoppers even threatening to boycott the supermarket.

On Saturday, the supermarket giant released the first part of its three-part festive ad – with all three centred around meals that stir up memories of home and family.

The first, called Gravy Song, features a father and daughter on the phone as they discuss the dad’s famous gravy, which he makes every year for Christmas. As the father and daughter chat, a montage of Christmas memories is shown on screen, showing them cuddling on the sofa, family members opening presents and the dad joining in with his daughters as they dance in their kitchen.

How pathetic do you have to be to get "outraged" over stuff like this. I suppose it is encouraging that it is just a minority but nevertheless it is still depressing that these people actually exist at all.

I wonder how they can fit in all of this fake outrage around their mask protests ?

How dare people who think differently than you be allowed to exist at all. Extermination with a magnifying glass, however, would be more ecologically friendly than shipping them to the ovens by train.

In the meantime, it is a crappy ad not because of its subject, but because its production value is so low. The Perfect Portions ad is just as crappy. Definitely not on par with the 1914 ad from a few years back.
So we cant have adverts that feature Black folk ?
Britain prospered well over the centuries with its colonialism. Even today as a second tier rich nation they still do. Be as you spout and give up a lot more of what you are worth for the socialist cause. You won't though.
Britain prospered by robbing less developed countries. And the wealth was concentrated amongst the elites.I struggle to celebrate that.
 

Sainsbury’s has stepped in to defend its Christmas advert after it was heavily criticised online for featuring a black family – with some shoppers even threatening to boycott the supermarket.

On Saturday, the supermarket giant released the first part of its three-part festive ad – with all three centred around meals that stir up memories of home and family.

The first, called Gravy Song, features a father and daughter on the phone as they discuss the dad’s famous gravy, which he makes every year for Christmas. As the father and daughter chat, a montage of Christmas memories is shown on screen, showing them cuddling on the sofa, family members opening presents and the dad joining in with his daughters as they dance in their kitchen.

How pathetic do you have to be to get "outraged" over stuff like this. I suppose it is encouraging that it is just a minority but nevertheless it is still depressing that these people actually exist at all.

I wonder how they can fit in all of this fake outrage around their mask protests ?

How dare people who think differently than you be allowed to exist at all. Extermination with a magnifying glass, however, would be more ecologically friendly than shipping them to the ovens by train.

In the meantime, it is a crappy ad not because of its subject, but because its production value is so low. The Perfect Portions ad is just as crappy. Definitely not on par with the 1914 ad from a few years back.
So we cant have adverts that feature Black folk ?
Britain prospered well over the centuries with its colonialism. Even today as a second tier rich nation they still do. Be as you spout and give up a lot more of what you are worth for the socialist cause. You won't though.
Britain prospered by robbing less developed countries. And the wealth was concentrated amongst the elites.I struggle to celebrate that.
In the nineteenth century one of your elites made a statement to the fact the the "British citizen won life's lottery". Its not that things were great. It was that for far more it was a lot better.
 

Sainsbury’s has stepped in to defend its Christmas advert after it was heavily criticised online for featuring a black family – with some shoppers even threatening to boycott the supermarket.

On Saturday, the supermarket giant released the first part of its three-part festive ad – with all three centred around meals that stir up memories of home and family.

The first, called Gravy Song, features a father and daughter on the phone as they discuss the dad’s famous gravy, which he makes every year for Christmas. As the father and daughter chat, a montage of Christmas memories is shown on screen, showing them cuddling on the sofa, family members opening presents and the dad joining in with his daughters as they dance in their kitchen.

How pathetic do you have to be to get "outraged" over stuff like this. I suppose it is encouraging that it is just a minority but nevertheless it is still depressing that these people actually exist at all.

I wonder how they can fit in all of this fake outrage around their mask protests ?

How dare people who think differently than you be allowed to exist at all. Extermination with a magnifying glass, however, would be more ecologically friendly than shipping them to the ovens by train.

In the meantime, it is a crappy ad not because of its subject, but because its production value is so low. The Perfect Portions ad is just as crappy. Definitely not on par with the 1914 ad from a few years back.
So we cant have adverts that feature Black folk ?
Britain prospered well over the centuries with its colonialism. Even today as a second tier rich nation they still do. Be as you spout and give up a lot more of what you are worth for the socialist cause. You won't though.
Britain prospered by robbing less developed countries. And the wealth was concentrated amongst the elites.I struggle to celebrate that.
In the nineteenth century one of your elites made a statement to the fact the the "British citizen won life's lottery". Its not that things were great. It was that for far more it was a lot better.
It was a lot better for him. Not so much for the rest of humanity.
 
It's just typical tacky fake bullsh*t that white supremacists do.

I can imagine the discussion in the boardroom in sainsburys

"There's been a lot of racial unrest both here n across the pond with our American brethren what with George floyd protests and Trump we'll have to do something. So this is what we'll do. We'll make an Xmas commercial. We throw in a blk family because that will calm those n*ggers down. They like to live vicariously anyway and if they see people who look like them on the screen those dumb n*ggers will think racism is going out of business.

It worked with Obama ! (The whole boardroom laughs in unison)


Also doing this advert will piss of most white Brits. So we are killing two birds with one stone

1) Calming down the negras

2) Making sure racism is in place by annoying whites

It's a win, win."
 

Sainsbury’s has stepped in to defend its Christmas advert after it was heavily criticised online for featuring a black family – with some shoppers even threatening to boycott the supermarket.

On Saturday, the supermarket giant released the first part of its three-part festive ad – with all three centred around meals that stir up memories of home and family.

The first, called Gravy Song, features a father and daughter on the phone as they discuss the dad’s famous gravy, which he makes every year for Christmas. As the father and daughter chat, a montage of Christmas memories is shown on screen, showing them cuddling on the sofa, family members opening presents and the dad joining in with his daughters as they dance in their kitchen.

How pathetic do you have to be to get "outraged" over stuff like this. I suppose it is encouraging that it is just a minority but nevertheless it is still depressing that these people actually exist at all.

I wonder how they can fit in all of this fake outrage around their mask protests ?

How dare people who think differently than you be allowed to exist at all. Extermination with a magnifying glass, however, would be more ecologically friendly than shipping them to the ovens by train.

In the meantime, it is a crappy ad not because of its subject, but because its production value is so low. The Perfect Portions ad is just as crappy. Definitely not on par with the 1914 ad from a few years back.
So we cant have adverts that feature Black folk ?
Britain prospered well over the centuries with its colonialism. Even today as a second tier rich nation they still do. Be as you spout and give up a lot more of what you are worth for the socialist cause. You won't though.
Britain prospered by robbing less developed countries. And the wealth was concentrated amongst the elites.I struggle to celebrate that.
In the nineteenth century one of your elites made a statement to the fact the the "British citizen won life's lottery". Its not that things were great. It was that for far more it was a lot better.
It was a lot better for him. Not so much for the rest of humanity.
Humanity has had times of more civility. And then it self destructed. The Western World is doing that now. When it comes to socialism. I look at things in a linear way. Its either everyone or keep it the way it is. And with everyone ...we all have the same or near the same. I see none of the elites and people with money giving up their ways of living even though they spout the loudest in their socialism dreams. Therefore it is a scam.
 
How pathetic do you have to be to get "outraged" over stuff like this. I suppose it is encouraging that it is just a minority but nevertheless it is still depressing that these people actually exist at all.

Why is your country so racist, Tommy?
 
It's just typical tacky fake bullsh*t that white supremacists do.

I can imagine the discussion in the boardroom in sainsburys

"There's been a lot of racial unrest both here n across the pond with our American brethren what with George floyd protests and Trump we'll have to do something. So this is what we'll do. We'll make an Xmas commercial. We throw in a blk family because that will calm those n*ggers down. They like to live vicariously anyway and if they see people who look like them on the screen those dumb n*ggers will think racism is going out of business.

It worked with Obama ! (The whole boardroom laughs in unison)


Also doing this advert will piss of most white Brits. So we are killing two birds with one stone

1) Calming down the negras

2) Making sure racism is in place by annoying whites

It's a win, win."
I think you are way off base here.
 

Sainsbury’s has stepped in to defend its Christmas advert after it was heavily criticised online for featuring a black family – with some shoppers even threatening to boycott the supermarket.

On Saturday, the supermarket giant released the first part of its three-part festive ad – with all three centred around meals that stir up memories of home and family.

The first, called Gravy Song, features a father and daughter on the phone as they discuss the dad’s famous gravy, which he makes every year for Christmas. As the father and daughter chat, a montage of Christmas memories is shown on screen, showing them cuddling on the sofa, family members opening presents and the dad joining in with his daughters as they dance in their kitchen.

How pathetic do you have to be to get "outraged" over stuff like this. I suppose it is encouraging that it is just a minority but nevertheless it is still depressing that these people actually exist at all.

I wonder how they can fit in all of this fake outrage around their mask protests ?

How dare people who think differently than you be allowed to exist at all. Extermination with a magnifying glass, however, would be more ecologically friendly than shipping them to the ovens by train.

In the meantime, it is a crappy ad not because of its subject, but because its production value is so low. The Perfect Portions ad is just as crappy. Definitely not on par with the 1914 ad from a few years back.
So we cant have adverts that feature Black folk ?

You can have all the crappy ads you want. That doesn't make them any less crappy. That the first two have been focused on fathers just reinforces patriarchy and heterosexual relationships. Strange they don't upset you more being your being in an all PC virtue signaling mood. Perhaps you should walk around Snowdonia awhile and not worry about what other people think regardless. Maybe you can come up with a ad that is less crappy than the first two.
 

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