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Coca-Cola's Super Bowl commercial sparks outrage among racists

I had to continually go into facepalm-mode after reading some tweets regarding the new Coca-Cola ("America the Beautiful") commercial last night:

"From now on the national anthem is in one lanquage---ENGLISH! Got it Super Bowl!"

Psst... That's "language," and at last check, "America the Beautiful" was not the National Anthem. It's Prince's "Let's Go Crazy." Okay, next?


"Hey coke cola. Are we Americans of foreign decent or are we foreigners living in America hate your commercial. Speak English"

He should heed his own advice, for the language he's speaking definitely isn't English. It sounds more like a hybrid of ignorance and gibberish, or gibberance.


"Still pissed about that coca cola commercial. Get out of America you a*swholes."

Hmm... Now there's an odd visual...


"Speak American if your in America commercials are dumb"

...as is refusing to use punctuation. Someone should have responded to this tweet with, "'There' (or 'Their') not as dumb as you!"


Yeah, after reading such comments, a Jack and Coke will be extra tasty next weekend. Cheers!

http://www.rawstory.com/rs/2014/02/03/coke-commercial-angers-twitter-racists-speak-american-because-your-in-america/

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