/ck/ - Food & Cooking

Reported for advertising.

What about them? I'll answer any questions you have.
t. advertising/marketing professional

>>14164125
No questions, we just like looking at ads

>>14164125
If we have any questions on how to use a coloring book we’ll let you know

>>14164125
do you do digital? if so, what gets a pair of eyeballs to want to eat? do you just try to get ad slots around lunchtime?

>>14164139
You do realize that the advertising/marketing industry literally constructs your wants and desires, right? The United States government and ever political campaign in our country hires an advertising agency.

>>14164209
"impressions" are important when it comes to food advertisements, which just means the amount of times a person is exposed to a certain ad concept ( in this case, a specific food item or restaraunt). If someone sees 10 Burger King Ads, through different media mediums, and only 5 McDonald's ads, during that same time frame, they will likely visit Burger King.

People actually used to put ketchup on steak? I thought that was a joke.

Holy shit, this writing.

"Its color is a flame. Its flavor is a victory."

Standards have risen since then, evidently.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3GwjfUFyY6M

"The wiener the world awaited."

Something about this one is just... off.

There appears to be a zombie sitting at that table.

"... just as Italian children might be eating it near Rome."

Hahaha this guy.

Because when I think cream of mushroom...

>>14164545
Yeah I read that in such a sarcastic tone

I'd never heard of "Ched-O-Bit".

"as they make it at a pizzeria in Naples"

We sure were gullible, weren't we?

.... "conference fag"?

>>14164580
To be entirely fair, Naples pizza fucking sucks.

I'm gonna go ahead and guess that they don't use pineapple vinegar anymore.

>>14164647
These are brilliant. Post more.

>>14164485
When SPAM is too Bourgeois.

>>14164605
Short for "fatigue," maybe?

>>14164605
I was more concerned about the A-1 in tomato juice

>>14164475
>The wiener the world awaited

This was in the newspaper when my birth was announced. BBQ sauce is extra

>>14165416
No. It's for Furry, poetry and homosexual conventions. Effectively the same thing

>>14164200
No McDs hamburger has ever looked that good

>>14164605
When you're getting fagged you just need a bit of a kip and you'll be right chipper.

>>14164647
holy shit I remember that

>>14164456
>Wow anon, all you buy is single serving premade meals, you must be so popular!

>>14164226
I dont think this is true though. In n Out never advertises while BK, Mc Donalds and Wendy's are relentless with advertising. In n Out is always 5 times busier than any of those places at any hour

>>14164417
This ad is actually from the UK

>>14164381
There was never anything better than Colt 45.

"Guys, if you want to stick around, we have some canned pasta."

>>14164456
>>14165853
This ad becomes a hell of a lot funnier if you think he's making fun of her

This face is knowingly patronizing.

Did anyone ever serve beans like this?

>>14164137
Who is the vintage semen demon ?

I don't think I've ever seen a "German-style" frozen dinner.

Whoever knew canned fruit juice was so glamorous?

>>14164442
>Serve with equal amounts of evaporated milk

puke

>>14164456
>fresh young hothouse mushrooms
Wat?

Wait... nuts used to be cheap?

I'm sorry but this brand name makes me laugh every time.

That girl sure is attractive.

Some of you may recognize this classic.

>>14164485
>Wilson logo
>Roasted Mor Dinner
>Wilson's Mor Pork meats
>when using MOR beef
>That's wilson's Mor
>versatile MOR
>Wilson's MOR saves money too
>Get several cans of wilson's MOR
>BUY WILSON'S MOR
>You can't beat a Wilson canned Meat (lmfao)
>Wilson & Co Logo with 2 MOR logos (Also with the Wilson logo visible)
>The Wilson Label Protects your Table

I'm beginning to think repitition might be part of advertising or something.

I MEAN COME ON

Another absolute classic.

can't stop thinking about them beans

>>14167554
>rick and morty interdimensional cable . jpg

>>14167582

>>14167578
>SACK O' SAUCE IN A CAN O' MEAT

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>>14167574
Did Norman Rockwell was a paidofile?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z4065smJLXk

>>14167614
actually kinda based

Hell, I'd try any of these.

>>14167642
hard pass on the velveeta & shrimp on rice for me

>>14164111
mmmmmm.... dat pre-1985 fatter Whopper.
Before you ask, the modern Whopper is flatter, and wider than the Whopper of my youth.

Greta no!

>>14164580
What a poor looking pizza.
So sad.

>>14167526
More nasty looking Chef Boy-Ar-Dee stuff.

>>14167547
>Whoever knew canned fruit juice was so glamorous?
I bought some pineapple juice, gonna get some pussy tonight for sure!

>>14167582
dem evil eyes

>>14167626
>>>14167614
>actually kinda based
It is.
It's missing kraut dogs, and Chicago dogs though.

>>14167558
I’d like to have her for lunch

>>14167647
>>>14167642
>hard pass on the velveeta & shrimp on rice for me
Sounds good to me.

>>14167691
pedo

>>14167530
Yes, my parents served this to me as a child as a dish called "Wiener Bean Bake."

The only difference was the hot dogs were cut up into bite-sized pieces and it was not served in Spode Blue Italian like the advertisement.

The dish was edible, and tasted fine, but I am not going to be passing the recipe onto my kids. It is essentially the result if you made an entree of baked ham, cumberland sauce, and beans and they all mixed together on the plate.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=riH5EsGcmTw

I love these little guys.

>>14164580
At least you still had to make the dough from scratch. One can only imagine how horrible it would be if they managed to get premade dough working during that era...

>>14164200
lel I understand why anglos are so fat seeing how they simply ignored vegetables in essential food groups

>>14164137
I dont remember Arby's looking like that, and i was born in the 1970s

>>14167614
>blatantly phallic looking pizza frank
Was this some 80s subliminal advertising or was it meant to appeal just to me?

Americans were doomed from the beginning, the horror! the horror!

>>14165472
Just add a little vodka and you have a bloody mary... kinda

>>14167873
I think the "health craze" forced Arby's to change their recipe using thinner,leaner cuts of roast beef. Also the Roy Rogers sign is remarkably similar to the Arby's sign, did RR get bought out & repurposed?

Here's Arby's in 85' saying their food is healthy.

Are TV ads allowed?

>>14164137
>You can’t stop here!
Fuck you then Arby’s, I’ll go to Hardee’s

>>14167540
This brings back memories. My sister loved the Mexican style dinner so much. Eventually they replaced the sauce with some kind of a coconut pudding that was really, really good. Happier times.

Movie advertising needs it's own thread.
>>14168350
https://youtu.be/IlAzwOFAoKc
I like them

https://youtu.be/Ba3b3g01VFc

>>14168350
I love Shuwa-chan's ads.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XRLe826lyao

>>14168727
that olive slice single-handedly bringing back all the boomer food threads

>>14167540
slop

>>14164442
Copywriting is a hell of a dead industry.

>>14167566
Is the product name stuck in your head? Then yeah

>>14165652
In Australia they do

>>14167530
This is the downie cousin of the aristocrat Cassoulet

>>14164442
that's insane. you'd think they were talking about rubies or something

>>14169001
they're very far removed

>>14167715
fried bologna peanut butter and mayo sandwiches are fucking good

>>14169076
The American cousin, 3 times removed

>>14169337
>I'm 1/256th French mon frère

Why isn't advertising like this anymore? Its so corporate but feels so sincere at the same time.

>>14169567
Consumers are to lazy to read all that.
And expensive wasteful food is the norm these days, most of these ads are focused on stretching your food dollars.

Would you eat this?

Oh my.

God, I'd forgotten all about Hostess Fruit Pies. Feels like it's been ages since I saw them in any store.

>>14169649
True, true. Frugality and still being quality is not the norm these days.

>>14169652
Good enough for Feature Man? Good enough for me. Throw in a can of generic Kroger biscuits and wash it down with root beer.

>>14167691
they knew what they were doing

>>14164417
I do..

>>14167691
wow, shameless

>>14164417
>"aristocrat" tomatoes
kek

>>14169668
You reminded me of what I was going to post but forgot about hours ago, thanks for bringing it up

>>14169771
haha I remember those. honestly when I was a kid those ads worked on me

>>14169771

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>>14164417
>used to
Trump orders his cooked way past well done with ketchup.

>>14164442
>>14164456
Honestly though, loved just making a can of either of those as a meal way back..

>>14167642
>Still the standard for a cheesesteak

>>14164111
>>14164137
>a thread openly celebrating and memorializing propaganda
gay as fuck

>>14167699

>>14170226
>NOOOOOOOOOOOO YOU CAN'T ENJOY ADVERTISING YOU CAPITALIST PIGS EVERYTHING RELATED TO CORPORATIONS IS EQUIVALENT TO MURDERING BABIES THERE'S LITERALLY NOTHING FUNNY OR INTERESTING ABOUT OLD STUFF

>>14164442
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>>14164580
Seeing these it suddenly makes sense why Americans are so brainwashed by corporate media and marketing
That's some cult manthra shit

I got some pretty good ad's too OP

>>14170296

>>14170301
one of my favorites to post here

>>14170306
fuckin loaded potato bites?
they probably don't have these but they don't look bad

>>14164111

>>14170311
their stupid glove mascot

>>14170320

>>14170327
THIRTY FIVE FUCKING CENTS

>>14170351
no wonder he's so smug

>>14167873
it says 1967

>>14170226
Newfags leave.

>>14170353

>>14170373

>>14170375
I love you

>>14164137
>America's
>Roast
>Beef
>Yes Sir!

>>14167564
KEK
I've never seen the full ad before.

>>14170381
thanks

>>14170375
You should make a webm of this if you have the video.

>>14170414
Oh, I don't know how to make webms without using a converting site plus it was from a recording that's like 3 hours long. I have a ton of VHS recordings, so I'd have to hunt for it for awhile.
I will look into it though cause webm's are much better for this sort of thing.

>>14170296
>>14170301
>Sometimes you feel like a nut
>Some times you don't

>>14170320
Now it's H. Jon Benjamin.

>>14170463
OH FUCK
I forgot about that shit.

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>>14164125
How can I get money by shilling your product on redit and 4chan,?

>>14167540
These actually sound great

>>14164485
Sounds like something an alien in a different dimension is disappointed to have for dinnet

>>14164563
Is that an entire fucking uncooked tomato on a piece of toast with American cheese melted on top?

>>14170621
>Recipe is literally under it

>>14167551
That maple walnut cake actually looks decent
Recipe?

>>14167578
Someday that's going to be a package of soy sauce in my can of bugs and rice

>>14167692
That's fucking aunt myrna party salad Jesus Christ you found the source it has the lemon jello and everything

>>14169664
How the fuck do you pronounce that?

>>14170224
If you're a tourist. Gotta go provolone or at least American.

>>14170695
chess-uh-peek pudding

>>14170695
Where are you from?

>>14164123
If an add is like 40 years old and is for a 40 year old product....

Is it really advertising anymore? Whatever product they were selling has been long gone by now. I have some bad news to tell anyone who thinks a 2020 Whopper is anything like a 1970's whopper lmao.

>>14167548
I guess you don't like tomato bisque then?

>>14169001
What is "Aristocrat Cassoulet?"
I've had cassoulet my Italian mother-in-law makes for New Year's Dinner, and it has no beans.

>>14164647
I bet that Pineapple Vinegar was fucking bitchin' for Hawaii recipes.

>>14167614
This is legit something you'd see on a Tasty or Delish add with the little overhead camera.

Guess some parts of advertising haven't changed very much in 50 years.

>>14170292
Have you ever even met an American in person?

>>14168727
Holy shit, were 1970's Taco Bells' employee uniforms literally just some Pueblo Villagers outfit?

Haha goddamn.

>>14169370
Damn, I thought Sprite trying/wanting to be a black person drink was a more recent thing.

They started that shit a while ago apparently.

>>14170320
I forgot about this.


Were they trying to ripoff Hamburger Helper's mascot?

It's pretty blatantly similar.

>>14170399
Oh fuck I remember this! This is around the time where they really started moving their recipes/adds from the 90's to the 2000's era.

I fucked up their awesome fry recipe :(

This is also when they changed their buns (for the worse). But the sourdough bun they used as a gimmick for a while after this was pretty good.

>>14170301
SOMETIMES YOU FEEL LIKE A NUT
SOMETIMES YOU DON'T
DUN DUN DUN DUN
ALMOND JOY'S GOT NUTS
MOUNDS DON'T
BECAUSE
SOMETIMES YOU FEEL LIKE A
SOMETIMES YOU

>>14164137

The Arby's near my house looks like this.

What's for tea darling?

>>14171169
darling, I said what's for for tea?

>>14170939
Old Americas fetishism for Native American "culture" will always be fascinating to me.

>>14164475
>seven wieners
>serves four

>>14164647
>tfw no superlative vinegar

>>14164417
When i was a kid, i always dipped cube steak in ketchup. Cube steak with ketchup, brown rice, red beans and sugar water, yup.

who here flamethrower?
it's still on the menu

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>>14167530
>>14167759
>>14169001

My buddy and I would make little "movies" back when you had to pack an entire VCR attached to a gigantic camera on your back. He'd riff on all the shit in my mom's pantry.
"Pork and beans! Pork and beans! Good for your whole body..."

>>14167540
When my folks would go out for the night, this was my baby-sitter + TV. Boy am I an American.
I loved them, though.

>>14167551
We've got walnut trees and can't keep up with them. Got all these sacks of plastic mesh filled with black walnuts and can't keep up with them. They are a bit of an invasive species but produce a lot without any fuss but they compete with other surrounding trees like apple and such.

>>14167554
Is that back fat?
I remember a guy who lived in NYC who was over a hundred years old and when asked what his secret was, he replied that every day his diet consisted of toast with back fat and a bottle of Thunderbird.

I miss those trading card recipes. You could store them rolodex-style or in a shoe box.

>>14167558
I wonder what Andy Warhol would think of this.

>>14167564
lol at the war bonds

>>14171774

this is a cool thread

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>>14167578
ask for it at the fresh meat counter

>>14171778
right?

>>14171787

>>14171792

>>14167554
lel

>>14167574
marketing really is a trip
all this effort spent on successfully convincing people to pay more for an inferior product

>>14169281
That sounds good & probably tastes great. I do stuff similar to that but it's horrible for your health.

>>14170319
Hate those fucking ads
IrnBru is shite
Im proud to say as a scot we out buy coke and are the only nation to do so
but man, at what cost?

>>14171585
The DQ in my hometown did awesome pork tenderloin sandwiches way back in the '80s. Do locally-tuned DQs even exist anymore?

>>14170685
Glad to be of help.
I honestly kept it because it seemed so odd.
Tomato and vinegar in Jello? Whaaaat?

>>14164111
After reviewing this entire thread, I am sad to announce that I have reported it to the JIDF and ADL for potential racism.

Shocking lack of diversity, it's exclusionary to PoC. Sorry. But it's the law.

>>14169281
i found the southerner.
NC or TN?

>>14170226
it's funny and interesting to look at old advertising. It's not like we are posting modern ads

>>14167547
I like how these old ads all explicitly tell you to go buy a bunch. nowadays they are more subtle but these are like "go buy 20 of these things they're awesome"

And now, Yakko Warner tries to sell you Frings.
https://youtu.be/OmbSZa4XvJk

Why would anyone buy just eight slices of cheese at a time?

"Macaroni" used to be noodles?

>>14164123
Reported for announcing a report

>>14172887
I would. I rarely use sliced cheese and when I buy more than 15 some of them go bad.

>>14173115
Announcing that you reported a report is against the rules too.

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>>14169796
I remember when the kids at school would have those in their lunch bags. Was so jealous. My mom finally relented and I got some, finally.
I don't remember those hero ads, though.
I'm sure the ingredients were crap but man, they did taste good!

>>14174159
OK, it's obvious Kraft was just throwing random ideas at the wall, and that >>14169649 is a retard.

>>14174159
This actually might not be so bad if you put it on sweet potatoes or yams.

>>14172896
Yeah, macaroni was Italian for pasta, like gravy was italian for sauce

>>14164485
get several cans

>>14171074
Thanks, Anon. I was trying to remember the jingle and lyrics and your post made that happen.

>>14167551
Did each fucking walnut shell really have a fucking diamond logo on it? Technically unachievable.

>>14167540
I have
t. german

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>>14174159
Fucking Americans

there's something comfy about ads from the '80s/'90s

>>14164417
i imagine this was a time when ketchup was ubiquitous but worcestershire sauce hard to find

>>14167566
all i know is i could really go of a nice tin of wilson's mor right about now

>>14164515
no thanks, i prefer neapolitan beef-a-roni

>>14164563
that mom is hot af

>>14164647
pineapple vinegar seems like a product ripe for an artisanal repackaging

>>14167759
same but we called it franks and beans casserole

>>14170994
when you're trying to sell food it's hard to beat pictures of delicious looking food tbqh

>>14167647
this picture makes more sense when you remember how much dexedrine office workers were pounding back in the day

>>14167763
the one on the right is jerking off the one on the left

>>14168066
roy rogers still exists as a separate chain

>>14170301
mounds is a very sexual thing to name a candy bar, is it?

>>14175933
No. It's a rudimentary word.

>>14175935
>sounds like "mount"
>pubic mound
>interior is white like semen
>you put it in your mouth
not a coincidence anon

>>14170226
>propaganda
Is this another instance of brainlets watering down a term with a specific meaning?

>>14171594
I'm saving this, I have many uses for it

>>14170949
I remember those times when the Whopper was actually the best burger in town. It was even better than all the other local joints (except for home BBQ, of course).
The world has moved on and now they don't come close to what was.

>>14169567
Because Americans back in the 50s and 60s were more literate than people in the modern US, sad but true.

>>14173472
Implying that "cheese" goes bad.

>>14174159
The "sow trough" is just ...wow.
I guess as an American I need to snort, wallow and roll in this rich stuff. I'll put it on my credit card.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=juNKp7O411o
please rise for the national anthem

>>14175927
lol, I will bet that is true

No advertising here, just pure factual information.

>>14176099
an animated photo of florida?

>>14176195
I think it's in New York actually

>>14169567
Through research advertising companies discovered that appealing to emotions and instincts has a stronger motivating effect than appealing to reason. "Rational" arguments were much more common in old advertising because companies assumed that trying to appear smart was the key to convincing people. Now that they know better it's all about trying to sear a strong impression in your mind as fast as possible.

>>14176193
haahaha fuck natural fruit you could be eating piles of sugar

>>14167692
What was the deal with this era and these weirdass jello "salads"? Like what was so specifically appealling about them back then?

>>14164417
The eternal /chup/

>>14175969
Right? It's fucking amazing

>>14176298
gimmie a break

>>14176302
gimme a break of dat KIT KAT BAR

The colours in these old adverts are always horrendous. Like some teenager who has just discovered the saturation slider in Photoshop and now fancies himself an artist.
How could they think it looked good? No hotdog should ever be a shade of red that hurts your eyes.

>>14176308
god dammit she is cruising for a bruising

>>14167751
Nice try, Boyardee shill, but the 40% can does actually contain more product despite being the same size.
The liquid is simply more compressed.

>>14171585
I could never get those open

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NrlQO4J_nAE

>>14167530
It's always Bean-time USA

>>14170234
These have never been funny.

>>14176494
I kinda chuckled at "memorable" tiger beefs

>>14176480
> glucose helps calm edgy nerves
Certainly not yours, if you are feeding sugar solution to your kids.

>>14173477
reporting every post in this thread for illegal content.

>>14176494
Don't blame the image for youm've no soul.

>>14176286
"Now that you're on the team, eat it. ...or ELSE! ...BOY."

>>14176308
This ad is awesome on so many levels. I wish more adverts in the papers were more like this again because then I'd actually read them.

>>14176099
>were more literate than people in the modern US
You're an idiot.

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>>14176193
>How the sugar industry made America fat

>>14176195
>>14176201
Just about any small-town freeway offramp looks like that.

>>14176263
Well, aspics are still around in Europe, but in general it was because they were trying to create as many different possible recipes as they could to give people more reason to keep buying the product.

>>14176402
Obviously funded by the C.I.A.
I mean, who else would be promoting the selling / purchasing of crack?
On the streets, crack sells just fine on its own, man.

>>14176308
Back then they didn't have as many color options that were cheap and looked good on the kind of paper they used, and even then these ads looks good, I don't know what are you complaining about.

>>14176795
Hummingbird-kids.

>saved that image because I'm sure I could use it in a Lord of the Rings thread

>>14176806
For anybody that actually still gets a newspaper, those ARE funny. The stuff that goes on the ad-inserts in asinine.

>>14177004
>declining rate after 1979
This is worrisome in itself.

>>14176480
>Lucozade
>glucose-based drink
>not calling it Glucosade
Man, fuck this company.

>>14177019
I think that's true with America, as well. After the 2nd World War those recipes hit hard in the Bible Belt where there were weekly pot-luck get togethers, luncheons, parties, etc... Those were mostly church-based events.
But like >>14177019 said,
>"to create as many different possible recipes as they could to give people more reason to keep buying the product."

Church functions became some kind of competitive sport for housewives. Aspics were easy.

I've never come across a good one. Just seemed gross. If I were starving I guess I would love it. Nah, Lime Jell-O is about as far as I go with that stuff.

It's weird because I always considered aspic stuff as a dessert and not a "dish". But some people go crazy with what they can do with the suspension of beef and veggies in Jell-O. It get's pretty nasty and yet... Strangely curious.

Like that "Bodies" exhibit.

>>14177110
I agree. Even though they were just limited to technology and stuff for what was going on with publishing, there was more of a mass market for paper print so nobody in their right mind would sacrifice distribution in lieu of a "limited edition" newspaper. That's just silly. Also for some reason, I agree, those ads just look good.
My eye wanders to them, so they work for whatever reason.

>>14177185
>1%
Rounding error.

>>14177185

I know, right?
I don't care what you read, just LEARN how to read. It can be Tolkien's Silmarillian or it could be the daily newspaper, just something besides Go Dog Go! or Cat in the Hat.

Crack hit the fan? AIDS? I dunno... Iran Contra stuff. Politics got televised with a twist of more propaganda and commercials?

I remember watching an interview "on-the-street-style" segment on the news where some lady goes, "When MY man wins the lottery he gonna take ME out to da Red Blobster! Mmm Hmm."

Language is transitory.

>>14177189
The g's were silent back then.
And they had their own schools.

>>14177244
lmao that burning flag looks homemade. Imagine hating a country so much that you made their flag just to burn it.

>>14177185
That's when we really started seeing the effects of the 1965 Immigration Act, as well as the targeted destruction of the black community started by LBJ.

>>14177282
There's no point in US history where any attempt of the black community to gain prosperity wasn't punished by white violence and legal suppression.

>>14177324
Read about pre-civil war free states. There was no segregation, there was no "black community" there were just people. Sure there was some discrimination, but neighborhoods and businesses were integrated, and freedmen owned businesses. The idea of the "black community" is a product of post-war democrat policies.

>>14177261
I can never un-see that part, now.
Thanks for that.
I guess.

>>14177282
>>14177324

>>14177374
You can see it now with the government relief programs. The New Deal got passed because the South wouldn't let the black folk get subsidies but it passed when the terminology got changed to "farmers" and "hospitality" being excluded which at the time, those occupations were populated by black people (maids, field workers). That never changed in the nomenclature so today's farmers and hotel workers don't get any stimulus checks like the nail salon workers do. Or big-box stores, for that matter.
This is a U.S. thing, so never mind.

>>14177374
Right, what happened in the South was that they saw the poor white and black former indentures uniting in their low status, so a concerted effort to make blacks a "sub-human" class of people who could only be property (and by extension, socially lower than all whites) to keep that unity from happening. And without Lincoln in charge, a lot of shitty policies were implemented by Andrew Johnson.

Talking about it as if the Democratic party is still guilty is intentionally ignoring the huge shifts that resulted from Barry Goldwater's loss as the last openly racist candidate (until Trump), and how all of the racist Southern Democrats fled the party after LBJ turned it into the "party of civil rights." Nixon (Republican) started the War on Drugs not because the drugs were bad, but because it was a "clean" way to attack his political enemies, specifically blacks and the anti-war left.

>>14177374
5 points says you're wrong

>>14175946
the only brainlet here is you

>>14177437
There was only ever one recorded republican switching because of the decision. Modern democrats still see african americans as beneath them, as demonstrated by their insistence that without special programs, privileges, and favors, they'd never match up to european and asian americans.

LBJ was no saint, and had very unfavorable views against african americans, and the war on drugs was only strengthened by clinton. Also, as many catastrophic character defects as trump has, racist isn't one of them. Citing the lowest unemployment numbers for a racial minority as one of his greatest achievements is the last thing I'd expect an overt racist to do.

>>14177453
You are more than welcome to keep your imaginary internet points.

>>14177472
>There was only ever one recorded republican switching because of the decision. Modern democrats still see african americans as beneath them, as demonstrated by their insistence that without special programs, privileges, and favors, they'd never match up to european and asian americans.
Stop lying.

>>14177419
>Pond Kings
>Apple Himmlers
Who wouldn't buy these?

>>14175927

>>14177324
https://twitter.com/ericabuddington/status/1266531249914601472

>>14176195
>>14176201
>>14177012
The actual photo was taken in Breezewood, Pennsylvania.

It has changed a lot, though.
>Denny's is now closed
>the Exxon next to the Denny's is also closed
>Petro:2 is replaced by Flying J
>the two Shell gas station signs behind Denny's are no longer there, but there is a Shell gas station nearby (not pictured; it's located across the street from the Perkin's sign)
>Fat Jimmy's Outfitters (a bicycle shop) is now closed
>Quizno's Sub is replaced by Subplicity
>the Starbucks sign is now all green & white, no black except for the text that reads "Drive Thru"
>Pizza Hut changed its roof color from red to black
>Sunoco updated their logo to the current version
>Subway now uses the 2002-2016 logo
>Subway also shares its signpost with Dunkin' Donuts
>the building with the "GIFTS & SOUVENIRS" sign actually goes by two names: Crawfords Museum, and Black & Gold Headquarters
>next to the smaller "Souvenirs & Gift Shop" sign, they now have a sign advertising that sell Pittsburgh Steelers/Penguins merchandise
>the Gateway Conference Center is now called the Forbes Road Conference Center
>Holiday Inn Express still exists, and uses their current logo
>Taco Bell is closed, but it looks like they updated to the second-newest logo/restaurant design before they closed
>the Exxon next to the Taco Bell closed & moved closer to the bridge
>KFC is closed
>the area around the KFC is called the Gateway Plaza; they have Homestyle Express, Papi's Pizza, Arby's, Dunkin' Donuts, Baskin Robbins, and a general store

>>14177476
Feel free to provide evidence to the contrary

>>14167738
Oh my, that lip bite says it all.

>>14177541
http://dwplato.com/how-democrats-became-republicans/

>>14177472
>There was only ever one recorded republican switching because of the decision
>>14177605
>http://dwplato.com/how-democrats-became-republicans/
>Lists only one democrat politician switching sides
>Doesn't actually provide any evidences that modern democrats aren't exceptionally racist
fascinating

>>14177477
Apple Himmlers for sure!
Pond Kings, I'm not so sure because I'm not a fan of fishies but, I mean, for three bucks a pound? C'mon, I would bet there are some good fish'n'chips in there, somewhere.

>>14172887
2 slices on a sandwich per day, lunch at a restaurant on friday, lunch at home on the weekend, buy 8 more slices at the grocer on sunday, start the week over on Monday.

>>14174159
>"...and you'll love the healthy vitamins and minerals they get from the natural goodness of nature's potato, the Potato."
Whoever wrote this was drunk off their ads.

>>14177623
You realize that most of them just retired or left politics, as new politicians who would have been Democrats in the past became Republicans instead, right? You can't be this stupid, can you?

>>14179024
>he said, without evidence