What do you think about the use of swear words in commercials?
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That said, this is a clever commercial. I'm not interested in censorship and don't think this goes too far. Some of the 'late night' programs are offensive to some, but that's the nature of entertainment.
We can always chose to turn off the TV - and maybe read...
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M$However, when making a commercial, the writers have to think of something that's going to stick with the viewer. If a person remembers the commercial, they may remember the product, and they may give them their money. If they aren't doing anything illegal, I don't have a problem with it. It's annoying to me, but they wouldn't put out the commercial if it didn't work.
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M$Vulgarity is both inarticulate and non-specific. Back when people attempted to avoid it in polite company they might say something useful such as "this fish tastes too salty" in lieu of "this fish tastes like sh*t."
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