> If she'd been Caucasian I would have mentioned her hair color. But in any
> case, her race is more relevant than usual here, given the rise of Asia as
> a major target audience for tobacco advertising.
>
Good point, and one more reason why tobacco executives should all be
rounded up and killed in the slowest most painful way possible. (Sorry,
just getting a tad emotional here.) The whole concept of 'Damn! people
here in the U.S. seem to have finally noticed that our product is
killing them and now they've gone and started to DO something about it.
I guess we'll just have to pack up and start selling it to people in
Eastern Europe, the former Soviet Union and Southeast Asia where they
haven't realized it yet or whose governments don't have enough backbone
yet to stand up to us.' is one of the most sickening and immoral things
happening in business right now.
>
> I just read a book called _The Mismeasure of Woman_, by Carol
> Tavris, that deals with one variety of that phenomenon: the casting of men
> as the human norm, and women as exceptions. It also discusses the modern
> cult of the victim, pagan revivalism, and psychoanalysis. Interesting
> reading, if you're into any of that.
>
Sounds interesting, I'll check it out.
Jeff
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