Chrysler Tells Pansies to Back Off

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Our friends over at Chrysler whose ad featuring a fairy turning everything into fairy-like things for the company’s wise ass little shit Dodge caliber have told Detroit-based Triangle, a gay rights group to give it a rest. The group has complained about a scene in the ad where the fairy turns a drably dressed guy into a colorfully dressed guy. Chrysler doesn’t understand what all the fuss is about and says, “We’re kind of surprised that people are making a conclusion about someone’s sexual orientation based on the clothes they’re wearing.” Touche.

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