The brain wash commercial for 2024! NIKE | WINNING ISN’T FOR EVERYONE | AM I A BAD PERSON?

@sarabee1995 notice there's no exceptions in that though. It's about pure 100% self all the time.

And they are promoting this for 100% of the time!

Each of those phrases are the extremes.

No remorse is absolute.
No empathy is absolute.
No compassion is absolute.

If you're maniacal there's no exception.

@DeWayfarer Hmm ... But the examples given, the visuals used ... they all show the moment of competition. When I step on the mat at my taekwondo studio, my focus is 100%, it is absolute, there is no empathy, no compassion until the referee raises his flag. Then I will extend my hand down to my opponent to help him off the mat. 😁

@sarabee1995 there's no time factor here. There's no single place mentioned. That's how they brainwash.

Say one thing, show another.

There's no RATIONALITY either!

You're talking rational! In fact they specifically say IRRATIONAL!

The purpose is DECEPTIVE itself.

We are visual people. We see something we like, we will go for the visual. That is selfish.

We don't think about the consequences, which is the deceit in the saying, because we incorporate the words into our brains for everything.

You may not know it, yet your brain remembers everything. The subconscious remembers everything. And uses ALL the senses, not just visual.

There's brainwashing at work here.

You're sitting in a comfortable place that you want to be. You likely like the sound of the music. You likely are smelling something pleasant or at least familiar.

So you will remember everything about this! Yet your subconscious will always remember this no matter what you like or dislike.

And it's now imprinted into your brain both ways. Consciously and subconsciously.

Reinforcing the whole selfish concept in everything.

@TheOneyouwerewarnedabout can you think of a single person that fits this profile at this time?

And do you really think he is not? 😢

@CestManan this whole thing is about increasing the selfishness.

They are rich enough now not to care about their own product. They are invested in other companies. They know only a few can afford their product.

Selfishness increases profits for everyone! Including places they are invested in. Which are very likely sports related.

@DeWayfarer Selfishness increases profits for shareholders and those at the top. Not for the common workers.

@CestManan they want more of the same though. It's a multi tiered system they want. And those that would go for this are already in the middle.

The bottom they don't even think exist.

@LordShadowfire nor is it a brainwashing session that Nike wants to make it!

The commercial has little to do with shoes. So there must be other intentions.

And only the public watch these commercials. Not the athletes.

@LordShadowfire You just see two runners standing there saying, "On no, go ahead, after you!" "Oh no it is okay, I am in no hurry". 😄

@DeWayfarer I do not know, every time I see anything Nike related, it makes me think of how Micheal Jordan likely made more in one game than what every child working in Nike factories collectively makes in a year.
I forget the exact figures but it was pretty bad.

@CestManan what Jordan made was nothing compared to Nike. They are invested in everything sports related.

@FreestyleArt I see far more into this.

I see them making this attitude the norm.

@GeniUs Nike company started in the USA. It never was Asian as some think.

That actually was apart of the "deceptive advertising".

To make people think it was from Asia. Mostly Japan.

They are promoting this type of attitude. Because they think that way themselves!

It even means more money for them!

No one from Bangladesh or any third world country can afford Nike shoes! To tell the truth, most Americans can't afford them either!

Why would they market to most nations, if they can't afford them? 🤷🏻‍♂️

@DeWayfarer I wasn't aware that anybody thought it was Asian. I thought everyone knew it started in Portland. They have a Chinese sweatshop, though.

@LordShadowfire of yes and why some pronounce it Nikē! Long e.

@OogieBoogie there's a third path that no one wants to take.

Just look at nature. It's neither one.