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“Comparison” to slavery? You don’t understand analogy. Please, return to education until you do. Analogy is a very basic skill. You should not be without it.
Yes, it is deceitful. All advertising is deceitful. It is inherent to advertising to be deceitful. You liking the form the deceit takes does not change the deceit, only how successfully you are being deceived.
An analogy only functions in so far as it can map one thing to another. Analogies always break down at some point regarding relevancy. Here, it breaks down immediately because you’re comparing an ad campaign for a book shelf to slavery. Seriously?
Analogies need to match the energy, you can’t call your boss “literally Hitler” if they ask you to arrive on time.
^ this is a good example of an analogy, Hitler and slavery match energy, as do ad campaigns and arriving to work on time.
If this is deceit, then please tell me which specific truth is being concealed or misrepresented.
“Comparison” to slavery? You don’t understand analogy. Please, return to education until you do. Analogy is a very basic skill. You should not be without it.
Yes, it is deceitful. All advertising is deceitful. It is inherent to advertising to be deceitful. You liking the form the deceit takes does not change the deceit, only how successfully you are being deceived.
An analogy only functions in so far as it can map one thing to another. Analogies always break down at some point regarding relevancy. Here, it breaks down immediately because you’re comparing an ad campaign for a book shelf to slavery. Seriously?
Analogies need to match the energy, you can’t call your boss “literally Hitler” if they ask you to arrive on time.
^ this is a good example of an analogy, Hitler and slavery match energy, as do ad campaigns and arriving to work on time.
If this is deceit, then please tell me which specific truth is being concealed or misrepresented.