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On 28 Jul 2025, pothead posted some
news:1068mkk$2ad4v$3@dont-email.me:
> On 2025-07-28, super70s wrote:
>> On 2025-07-28 10:29:51 +0000, Larry Parker said:
>>
>>> American Eagleâs stock is soaring after the retailer ditched
>>> its "woke" marketing misstep and returned to a straightforward,
>>> pro-America ad campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney. When the brand
>>> first adopted identity politics and featured an overweight model in
>>> an attempt to check woke boxes, sales and stock took a hit, proving
>>> once again that going woke often means going broke. But as soon as
>>> American Eagle refocused on classic, relatable American values and
>>> popular culture icons, the market responded positively, showing that
>>> customers want quality and connection, not virtue signaling.
>>>
>>> https://townhall.com/tipsheet/saraharnold/2025/07/27/popular-clothing
>>> -
>>> store-stock-soars-after-ditching-woke-ads-for-pro-america-campaign-n2
>>> 660923
>>
>> Their Aerie sub-brand discontinued using supermodels to encourage
>> postitive self-image and they sponsor programs to spread awareness
>> about eating disorders. But never mind any positive actions taken by
>> companies to help their customers be psychologically and physically
>> healthy.
>>
>> You and "townhall.com" really have a bad case of WDS (Woke
>> Derangement Syndrome).
>>
> Yawn.
>
> Do you think Rosie O'Donnel in a bikini is going to sell more
> bikini's? How about Ru Paul in a Corvette commercial?
>
> That being said, I do agree that more average people should be used
> in commercials especially those aimed at younger people.
>
> Still the bottom line is sales.
> Ask Jaguar how their move to woke went for them.
Waving hand, let's ask Stellantis how Jeep is doing under their woke
"luxury" remake and price increases.
--- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05
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