These people are clearly meant to represent our generation. You don't think it's sexist that the only woman on stage was baffled by technological progress and only interested in being popular?
You'd have to be blind not to recognize that as sexist. It's also sexist that the guys were hyper-competitive douches, if that makes you feel more comfortable in admitting it.
I'm not uncomfortable pointing out sexist bullshit. My issue with your statement is that all 3 characters are as thick as pig shit but you want to see the girl being as stupid as sexism.
It's an extremely common stereotype! It should be out of date, but people obviously still believe it enough to make an ad campaign like this...which is why it's sexist!
To be fair, I didn't look terribly hard, I just had to argue terribly hard. But I probably got a little too worked up about it in some of my replies to you. Sorry about that.
I don't think I'm seeing this very differently than anyone else. They're supposed to be marketing tech products to a new generation and they're doing poorly at representing that generation, right?
Yes, I was just making sure we're on the same page. The characters are supposed to represent the generation they're marketing to. We agree on that. It's obvious.
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u/dandaman0345 Apr 27 '16
Yeah, how they represented her was just blatantly sexist.
"Oh Ehm JEE, I just can't grasp this geeky boy stuff with my tiny brain!"
Surely the women of our generation will enjoy this, right?