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Oh haven't you heard? Every middle aged white man (especially if he has money) is an abusive Devil whose sole purpose in life is to propagate the patriarchy and keep other people under his foot while he laughs his evil laugh.
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i am, by most standards, thin. if you saw me riding my bicycle - would you simply assume that the reason i was riding it was to become thinner?
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As noted above, transformation isn't always physical. Unfortunately however, the commercial was poorly written and/or edited, leaving too much open to interpretation. Into that void, many people have put their own pre-conceptions (and mis-conceptions), so many of the criticisms say more about the mindsest of the critics than it does about Peloton. I've notices that some of the recent airings of the commercial have been re-edited, and omit the ending where the videos are being watched by the husband, and put more emphasis on the "journey" of the wife. Of course, there is still the open debate about whether or not Peloton is some type of cult ... |
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?????
what is half gay
slur?!!?! now that is more offensive than housewives exercising |
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It must upset the new PC crowd that I actually select my own rage rather than letting the raged masses on the interwebz select it for me. It's so outrageous!
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Listened to an interesting NPR show last night about how our current culture (big blame to Twitter & Facebook) removes all ability to discuss issues with nuance.
If your identity matches a particular pattern you must be 100% offended by the Peloton ad, you must express outrage. If you show nuance it makes you have an identity crisis. This controversy is a perfect example of what the show was about. Meghan Daum was the author of the book being discussed. https://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/A...npointbooks-20 Last edited by benb; 12-06-2019 at 10:43 AM. |
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What does "half gay" mean? I thought it was you are, or you ain't. |
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Having a sunny, upbeat, and generally humorous outlook on life is clearly lacking these days!
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time to call the whaaaambulance
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how is it that thin people are trying to get thinner, and not simply maintaining their physique and feeding their addictions? i can tell you right now, there is nothing about this hobby I do to make me thinner. i dont want to be thinner, i want to gain 5 lbs. if i were on a peloton, would i be trying to lose weight?
this is dumb, they are marketing to whoever wants to buy it.. dont like the add? dont buy the thing. next |
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"Metrosexual" (does anyone use that term any more?) would have made more sense here.
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It don't mean a thing, if it ain't got that certain je ne sais quoi. --Peter Schickele |
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There's always SOMETHING to be outraged about. Personally, I'll save my blood pressure spikes for something more concerning.
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We have several friends that have Pelotons. And yes, they are all affluent white women that are mostly thin. They have them because they all found driving 10-20 minutes to Soul Cycle or other spin classes and dropping $20-$30 per class several times a week just didn't make sense when they could have easy access to a Peloton in their house and accomplish the same goals. The cost (which I personally feel is a bit ridiculous) seems to be worth it to them for the convenience. Texbike |
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LOL one thing is for sure...."you ain't"
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Just wait for the Peleton ad featuring a lady driving up in her Mercedes AMG wagon..................
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When I first read that Twitter feed a while back I laughed for days.
The post in question being one of the funniest things I have read in a loooong time. Gold |
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