Weapons marketing is shameless
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Channel: Noel Miller
Views: 1,064,113
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Length: 12min 21sec (741 seconds)
Published: Wed May 26 2021
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R2: I don't have any actual criticism as such, I just think it's really funny to see a guy with no interest in/knowledge of the military make fun of objectively hilarious MIC marketing.
I'm just sad he missed the best military ad ever made
I donโt know which is better, the black mirror drones with ARs earnestly pitched as a replacement for infantry or the general publics understanding of defence industry as seen on Lord Of Warโฆ
Nick Mullen on cumtown once had a bit describing the Raytheon/BAE systems social media pages and it's a feed of posts with their logo with the pride colors or a "women in STEM" blurb with people in the comments thanking the company for the opportunity and being inclusive, and then it's CGI ads like this and guys with profile pics of themselves in their truck with their goatees and Oakley sunglasses saying "HE'LL YEAH BรRTHER CAN'T WAIT TO SEE THEM USED ON ISIS OR THE MS13".
When you think about it, the arms industry is a really strange economic sector. Most of the interaction happens between the state and the firm (often a state-owned one) with the private individual having little say in it, so it's very much a public sector. But unlike in most public sectors, fame and reputation can be the difference between the product being a flop or a runaway success, so it's heavily advertised and publicized.