I can just imagine a brand manager breathing a sigh of relief that only Nazis or people researching Nazis on X will see their brand put right next to antisemitic propaganda.
Because that’s how brand managers work, not caring at all about edge case placements that could blow up in their faces, and only about the average placements.
“Oh, it’s ok, our brand is only associated with a swastika once per day on that platform” said literally no brand manager to their CEO ever.
He clearly doesn’t understand the “not even once” principle. My favorite part of that statement is that he blasted out proof from their own analysis that it did happen, regardless of the chances or rarity, or how he thought things were unfairly manipulated. So that statement will probably be submitted as ironclad evidence for the defense.
I can just imagine a brand manager breathing a sigh of relief that only Nazis or people researching Nazis on X will see their brand put right next to antisemitic propaganda.
Because that’s how brand managers work, not caring at all about edge case placements that could blow up in their faces, and only about the average placements.
“Oh, it’s ok, our brand is only associated with a swastika once per day on that platform” said literally no brand manager to their CEO ever.
“It’s only a little nazi, what’s the big deal?”
He clearly doesn’t understand the “not even once” principle. My favorite part of that statement is that he blasted out proof from their own analysis that it did happen, regardless of the chances or rarity, or how he thought things were unfairly manipulated. So that statement will probably be submitted as ironclad evidence for the defense.