Sure.
Did you watch the Polaris ad for the new Rzr? First they jumped it over a fwy, then drove it around the streets, jumped it a couple more times, then drove it on the beach.
That's all understandable, that's the kind of driving most off roaders like, it appeals to us.
Then they throw in some low riders. Why? Do we see a lot of people driving low riders in Glamis? No. So it's obvious that Polaris is reaching out to a new demographic and trying to interest them by including them in off roading. Did I find that offensive? No, but I found it to be a pretty transparent attempt at pandering.
Then they throw in some drifting, which again, looks to me like pandering to the Fast and Furious crowd. Again, very transparent.
So what's next? Pandering to another group that traditionally doesn't go to Glamis.
Would saying African American have been more accepted by the easily offended? Possibly. It depends on your sense of humor and the old joke about only white people eat KFC. I was just trying to figure out a way for Polaris to pander to that ethnic group next, based on how they did the last 2 ethnic groups.
For the record, I like Popeyes also, and my pointing out what Polaris is really doing (trying to widen their customer base) is not racist.
Unless some people think Popeye's chicken is racist, which makes them racist.
