The following list of ads would never make it in today’s world.
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The following list of ads would never make it in today’s world.
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Isn’t making these ads OK for today’s world part of what all the people who voted for Trump want? You know, making sure of all the people who are uppity as far as straight white males are concerned get back to the their places? Or at least the places they had in 1947? Better make that 1940. Some of them started to get uppity during the war. Actually, make that 1928. Some people began to get funny ideas about using the government to help the public during the Great Depression, with stuff like Social Security. That’s socialism, it’s right there in the name!
We want to get rid of all that stuff. And come to think of it, when did women get the right to vote? That was very uppity. Now that I think of it, we had better go back before Teddy Roosevelt too. He did not treat big corporations the way they ought to be treated. After that, we need to rethink the whole Civil War….
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