The Vermont Teddy Bear Blacklisted Racist and Prejudiced TV Commercial, Color Biased Infomercial, Shelburne, Vermont
A statement must be made concerning the Vermont Teddy Bear and the infomercial or television commercial that portrays or advertises this item. The advertised item which has been advertised especially for Valentine's Day as a Valentine's Day gift item is indeed racially motivated and racially bigoted and racially biased and sickeningly twisted in its design, structure and display.
The advertising for the Vermont Teddy Bear only showcased those models/actors who were Caucasian in origin leaving out those of other racial elements to participate in the advertising display for this particular gift item and product.
This was a total shame and piece of racist wickedness actually indicating that this item was in fact targeting those of the Caucasian race. There can be no objection or contradictions to this stated fact and for this reason this is being reported about so that racial wickedness will be exposed that is attached to this product in its advertising which is known as the Vermont Teddy Bear.
4 Updates & Rebuttals
Ramjet
Somewhere,Michigan,
U.S.A.
But
#5Consumer Comment
Sun, February 17, 2013
You didn't respond to the questions. (of course you don't have to, non-responses are telling).
What races should they show? ALL of them?
If they had shown all African Americans would you be complaining about racism?
Salty Mike
white Lake,Michigan,
United States of America
Vermont Teddy Bear
#5Consumer Comment
Sun, February 17, 2013
Where does it say that you are better then some one else if you are Irish or what ever? I belive we are all the same, so this junk about not including a different race in an add is just so much bigited hogwash. I am sorry but I can't buy into it. You are eather a part of the human race or a chicken, take your pick.
Salty Mike
Color Racism Revealed
Vermont,USA
This Report is Serious
#5Author of original report
Sat, February 16, 2013
This report is NOT about African American or Asian teddy bears. It is about an infomercial that presents only a one-race dynamic which is represented in the form of models shown in the company's infomercial.
So are we to say then that African American or Asian women or Hispanic or Native American women don't have a right to be seen in an infomercial? What makes those who make up this one-race dynamic namely those who are Caucasian any more special than these Non-Caucasian women that they don't have the same rights of being shown along with their Caucasian counterparts?
What this company is indirectly saying then is that its customers should only be those of the Caucasian element because of the fact that only Caucasians have the right to be seen in their infomercial.
No wonder we really need to get serious with all the racial bias portrayed by this company's display.
Ramjet
Somewhere,Michigan,
U.S.A.
Get serious
#5Consumer Comment
Fri, February 15, 2013
Are you saying that they have to show a teddy bear from every race on the planet. or just the African America race?
If both of these had been black would you be fair and complain because there was no Caucasian bear?
Not likely!