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Feb 11, 2020 09:49:48   #
no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun
 
Woke’ Starbucks Coffee Campaign Promotes S*x C****e for Teens



Super Blow mega ads are nothing new, and in recent years, brands pandering to an increasingly progressive base have aired ads that are more and more progressive. Starbucks is the most recent brand to jump on the woke bandwagon with their recent t*********r ad, which aired during the big game.

This ad was produced for Starbucks UK, and is designed to promote awareness and acceptance of g****r change in young teens. Starbucks’ ad focused on the name used by the main character of the ad – the child’s life is changed when their new name is called out in the store by the barista.

Starbucks takes down names for orders (which many people find annoying), and the brand says that the naming is more than a convenience — it is a sort of welcome to customers. So hopefully, the teen in the commercial gave the correct name at the start, so the barista called out what was on the cup.

“At Starbucks, writing your name on a cup and calling it out is a symbol of our warm welcome,” the UK division of the Seattle-based brand captioned the ad on YouTube. “It’s a small gesture, but it’s symbolic of what we believe in.”

The ad comes alongside a new campaign for t*********r customers, entitled #whatsyourname. According to Starbucks, the name campaign is designed to encourage young teens to use a new name (of another, preferred g****r) in public.

The ad features a young teen with a buzz cut, who is given a cup with the name “James” after ordering at Starbucks. You can actually give the barista any name you like, so the using of the name provided is not unusual, but the ad showcases earlier instances where the child’s original name “Jemma” is used instead. This is done by others in the child’s life, including her parent. A package delivery person (who uses the name “Jemma”, which is written on a package) and other service people also use the name “Jemma” again, provided by the individual or their family. The barista at Starbucks, though, does not question the name “James” when the teen provides it. (Though Starbucks employees are supposed to use any name provided, without question). The commercial shows this moment as a milestone.

Starbucks created the ad to make the store more welcoming to kids who want to change g****rs and be recognized with a new name.

“We discovered that they found Starbucks stores to be a safe space, where their new name was accepted, and they could be recognized as who they are,” the company states, adding it hopes the campaign will “address the t*********r community’s lack of representation in UK advertising.”

Along with this new commercial, Starbucks is raising at least £100,000 for Mermaids, a UK-based nonprofit for t*********red youth. Additional clips from this campaign include videos of t*********r adults sharing how they selected new names, entitled “Moving Portraits”.

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Feb 11, 2020 09:58:04   #
Kevyn
 
no propaganda please wrote:
Woke’ Starbucks Coffee Campaign Promotes S*x C****e for Teens



Super Blow mega ads are nothing new, and in recent years, brands pandering to an increasingly progressive base have aired ads that are more and more progressive. Starbucks is the most recent brand to jump on the woke bandwagon with their recent t*********r ad, which aired during the big game.

This ad was produced for Starbucks UK, and is designed to promote awareness and acceptance of g****r change in young teens. Starbucks’ ad focused on the name used by the main character of the ad – the child’s life is changed when their new name is called out in the store by the barista.

Starbucks takes down names for orders (which many people find annoying), and the brand says that the naming is more than a convenience — it is a sort of welcome to customers. So hopefully, the teen in the commercial gave the correct name at the start, so the barista called out what was on the cup.

“At Starbucks, writing your name on a cup and calling it out is a symbol of our warm welcome,” the UK division of the Seattle-based brand captioned the ad on YouTube. “It’s a small gesture, but it’s symbolic of what we believe in.”

The ad comes alongside a new campaign for t*********r customers, entitled #whatsyourname. According to Starbucks, the name campaign is designed to encourage young teens to use a new name (of another, preferred g****r) in public.

The ad features a young teen with a buzz cut, who is given a cup with the name “James” after ordering at Starbucks. You can actually give the barista any name you like, so the using of the name provided is not unusual, but the ad showcases earlier instances where the child’s original name “Jemma” is used instead. This is done by others in the child’s life, including her parent. A package delivery person (who uses the name “Jemma”, which is written on a package) and other service people also use the name “Jemma” again, provided by the individual or their family. The barista at Starbucks, though, does not question the name “James” when the teen provides it. (Though Starbucks employees are supposed to use any name provided, without question). The commercial shows this moment as a milestone.

Starbucks created the ad to make the store more welcoming to kids who want to change g****rs and be recognized with a new name.

“We discovered that they found Starbucks stores to be a safe space, where their new name was accepted, and they could be recognized as who they are,” the company states, adding it hopes the campaign will “address the t*********r community’s lack of representation in UK advertising.”

Along with this new commercial, Starbucks is raising at least £100,000 for Mermaids, a UK-based nonprofit for t*********red youth. Additional clips from this campaign include videos of t*********r adults sharing how they selected new names, entitled “Moving Portraits”.
Woke’ Starbucks Coffee Campaign Promotes S*x C****... (show quote)

Addressing people in the manner they wish to be addressed, what a strange position for a company to take.

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Feb 11, 2020 10:10:47   #
Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas
 
Kevyn wrote:
Addressing people in the manner they wish to be addressed, what a strange position for a company to take.




yet they get offended when the weirdo tag comes into play, and that's how I wish to address them, so my position and their position do not agree...ill go with mine every time ......they are weirdo rejects of society...like you and your q***r-ry band of misfits known as liberals..

They deserve no better than to be referred to as weirdo....a whole distorted generation, one name get's it all done.....nugget.

Now.....back to your meth pipe, you've spread enough ignorance for a few hours.

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Feb 11, 2020 10:12:04   #
no propaganda please Loc: moon orbiting the third rock from the sun
 
Kevyn wrote:
Addressing people in the manner they wish to be addressed, what a strange position for a company to take.


So, if someone told you he was a hippo would you pretend that he was and feed him hay and encourage him to live in the mud. Helping someone lie to himself is destructive to him as well as damaging to everyone who is around him. Would you also help someone commit suicide if the person thought he was dying of cancer, and there was no cure?

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Feb 11, 2020 10:55:15   #
Kevyn
 
no propaganda please wrote:
So, if someone told you he was a hippo would you pretend that he was and feed him hay and encourage him to live in the mud. Helping someone lie to himself is destructive to him as well as damaging to everyone who is around him. Would you also help someone commit suicide if the person thought he was dying of cancer, and there was no cure?


Is that someone Rush Limbaugh?

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Feb 11, 2020 10:59:37   #
Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall
 
Kevyn wrote:
Addressing people in the manner they wish to be addressed, what a strange position for a company to take.


In the future you may address me as "my overlord"..

"your majesty",''your supremecy'', "your superiorness", and "your awesomeness" will also be accepted...

I will continue to address you as Kevyn...
The name Kevyn is of Irish and Gaelic origin. The meaning of Kevyn is "kind, gentle, comely (handsome, beautiful) at birth". Kevyn is used as both a boys and girls name. It consists of 5 letters and 2 syllables and is pronounced Ke-vyn.
Which I am certain is a pseudonym...

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Feb 11, 2020 11:01:35   #
Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas
 
Kevyn wrote:
Is that someone Rush Limbaugh?




Nah...one of your two dads....the one that has the meth habit like you, not the one with the San Francisco crapping on a public walk habit.

Damn!!!! no wonder you are so devolved, and repulsive to normal Americans.

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Feb 11, 2020 11:03:10   #
Weewillynobeerspilly Loc: North central Texas
 
Canuckus Deploracus wrote:
In the future you may address me as "my overlord"..

"your majesty",''your supremecy'', "your superiorness", and "your awesomeness" will also be accepted...

I will continue to address you as Kevyn...
The name Kevyn is of Irish and Gaelic origin. The meaning of Kevyn is "kind, gentle, comely (handsome, beautiful) at birth". Kevyn is used as both a boys and girls name. It consists of 5 letters and 2 syllables and is pronounced Ke-vyn.
Which I am certain is a pseudonym...
In the future you may address me as "my overl... (show quote)




Mo for short..........perfect!!

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Feb 11, 2020 11:25:43   #
American Vet
 
Canuckus Deploracus wrote:
In the future you may address me as "my overlord"..

"your majesty",''your supremecy'', "your superiorness", and "your awesomeness" will also be accepted...


Hey CD - I was going to use those names......

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Feb 11, 2020 18:44:21   #
Canuckus Deploracus Loc: North of the wall
 
American Vet wrote:
Hey CD - I was going to use those names......


I'm sure Kevyn won't mind addressing both of us in our chosen manner....

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Feb 12, 2020 11:56:13   #
Big Kahuna
 
no propaganda please wrote:
Woke’ Starbucks Coffee Campaign Promotes S*x C****e for Teens



Super Blow mega ads are nothing new, and in recent years, brands pandering to an increasingly progressive base have aired ads that are more and more progressive. Starbucks is the most recent brand to jump on the woke bandwagon with their recent t*********r ad, which aired during the big game.

This ad was produced for Starbucks UK, and is designed to promote awareness and acceptance of g****r change in young teens. Starbucks’ ad focused on the name used by the main character of the ad – the child’s life is changed when their new name is called out in the store by the barista.

Starbucks takes down names for orders (which many people find annoying), and the brand says that the naming is more than a convenience — it is a sort of welcome to customers. So hopefully, the teen in the commercial gave the correct name at the start, so the barista called out what was on the cup.

“At Starbucks, writing your name on a cup and calling it out is a symbol of our warm welcome,” the UK division of the Seattle-based brand captioned the ad on YouTube. “It’s a small gesture, but it’s symbolic of what we believe in.”

The ad comes alongside a new campaign for t*********r customers, entitled #whatsyourname. According to Starbucks, the name campaign is designed to encourage young teens to use a new name (of another, preferred g****r) in public.

The ad features a young teen with a buzz cut, who is given a cup with the name “James” after ordering at Starbucks. You can actually give the barista any name you like, so the using of the name provided is not unusual, but the ad showcases earlier instances where the child’s original name “Jemma” is used instead. This is done by others in the child’s life, including her parent. A package delivery person (who uses the name “Jemma”, which is written on a package) and other service people also use the name “Jemma” again, provided by the individual or their family. The barista at Starbucks, though, does not question the name “James” when the teen provides it. (Though Starbucks employees are supposed to use any name provided, without question). The commercial shows this moment as a milestone.

Starbucks created the ad to make the store more welcoming to kids who want to change g****rs and be recognized with a new name.

“We discovered that they found Starbucks stores to be a safe space, where their new name was accepted, and they could be recognized as who they are,” the company states, adding it hopes the campaign will “address the t*********r community’s lack of representation in UK advertising.”

Along with this new commercial, Starbucks is raising at least £100,000 for Mermaids, a UK-based nonprofit for t*********red youth. Additional clips from this campaign include videos of t*********r adults sharing how they selected new names, entitled “Moving Portraits”.
Woke’ Starbucks Coffee Campaign Promotes S*x C****... (show quote)


Starkucks would be a more apropos name or maybe Stardumbklucks.

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Feb 12, 2020 16:37:35   #
Lt. Rob Polans ret.
 
no propaganda please wrote:
Woke’ Starbucks Coffee Campaign Promotes S*x C****e for Teens



Super Blow mega ads are nothing new, and in recent years, brands pandering to an increasingly progressive base have aired ads that are more and more progressive. Starbucks is the most recent brand to jump on the woke bandwagon with their recent t*********r ad, which aired during the big game.

This ad was produced for Starbucks UK, and is designed to promote awareness and acceptance of g****r change in young teens. Starbucks’ ad focused on the name used by the main character of the ad – the child’s life is changed when their new name is called out in the store by the barista.

Starbucks takes down names for orders (which many people find annoying), and the brand says that the naming is more than a convenience — it is a sort of welcome to customers. So hopefully, the teen in the commercial gave the correct name at the start, so the barista called out what was on the cup.

“At Starbucks, writing your name on a cup and calling it out is a symbol of our warm welcome,” the UK division of the Seattle-based brand captioned the ad on YouTube. “It’s a small gesture, but it’s symbolic of what we believe in.”

The ad comes alongside a new campaign for t*********r customers, entitled #whatsyourname. According to Starbucks, the name campaign is designed to encourage young teens to use a new name (of another, preferred g****r) in public.

The ad features a young teen with a buzz cut, who is given a cup with the name “James” after ordering at Starbucks. You can actually give the barista any name you like, so the using of the name provided is not unusual, but the ad showcases earlier instances where the child’s original name “Jemma” is used instead. This is done by others in the child’s life, including her parent. A package delivery person (who uses the name “Jemma”, which is written on a package) and other service people also use the name “Jemma” again, provided by the individual or their family. The barista at Starbucks, though, does not question the name “James” when the teen provides it. (Though Starbucks employees are supposed to use any name provided, without question). The commercial shows this moment as a milestone.

Starbucks created the ad to make the store more welcoming to kids who want to change g****rs and be recognized with a new name.

“We discovered that they found Starbucks stores to be a safe space, where their new name was accepted, and they could be recognized as who they are,” the company states, adding it hopes the campaign will “address the t*********r community’s lack of representation in UK advertising.”

Along with this new commercial, Starbucks is raising at least £100,000 for Mermaids, a UK-based nonprofit for t*********red youth. Additional clips from this campaign include videos of t*********r adults sharing how they selected new names, entitled “Moving Portraits”.
Woke’ Starbucks Coffee Campaign Promotes S*x C****... (show quote)


When they ask your name say Trump, 'Splodey liberal heads.

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