I love everything about this image: burying the Mass Shooting #10174 story, the giant ad targeted at Fox News' primary demographic, the "Is this the Onion?
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" sub-headline. This will hang in a museum someday so future generations can try to understand the early 21st century and the collapse of the American empire.
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Sarah says:
Love the subtext, too. "White supremacists orchestrated a mass shooting, but can you blame them? Look at these illegal brown people coming across the border!"
Tom says:
Also, the giant Cialis ad. Says so much about their readership.
Fmguru says:
The commercials on Fox are always hilarious, and aimed squarely at their core audience of 70+ year olds – medigap policies, adult diapers, reverse mortgages, mail-order catheters, mobility scooters. Everything is about decline and impending death. The commercials are more horrifying than the news coverage, incredibly enough.
DenialistDuck says:
I hate to break it to you Ed, but internet ads are usually based on your own viewing habits.
Ed says:
That ad is not of the Google Ads variety. I'm 35, it's not quite Dick Pill time yet, I promise.
All of my targeted ads based on search history are for Priceline, camping equipment, and cars.
Phoenician in a time of Romans says:
I recall one time I managed to get my computer hacked with a persistant ad bringing up touts for hair loss remedies, chronic tiredness uppers, and Viagra.
Damn if I know how they managed to get so much detailed information on me, but it was scary…
Skipper says:
Here, Ed, add this to your "death of the empire" file
http://www.necn.com/06/17/14/2-officers-injured-after-being-attacked-/landing.html?blockID=868052&feedID=11106
Matt says:
@Skipper: they look like the sort of folks who own more firearms than teeth.
c u n d gulag says:
Peak?
No, I don't think we'll see peak FOX and Reich-Wing lunacy for another 2+ years, during the 2016 Presidential Election.
They're still warming-up.
bago says:
Ah GNIDA, one of those ad hijacking persistent ads that downloaded a package to slow down your computer and offer ads to help speed up your computer. I got to reverse hack that one. Wound up getting a picture of the author's kitties!
Remember kids, flash is born of the security hole.