I'm in Australia, I posted late last night, and I've been asleep for the last 8 hours (as well as just looking after my dog and my gf who's been unwell) and just got up; I didn't "dip", I just haven't had the chance to post further yet.

I wish there was this much outrage over starving children as over a pair of jeans...

But you are absolutely correct that Nazi Ideology is increasing fueled on by the genocide. I see plenty disgusting (increasing over time) comments on You Tube saying the Nazis were right. And even old anti-semitic slurs are making a comeback, as well as Holocaust deniers are coming out more openly. 

Both ways though, Arab/Muslim hate is increasing just as much. Social media really breaks any faith you might still have in humanity.

And shit like this is to blame, Israeli TV 2 days ago

Shimon Riklin's show on Channel 14 makes a joke about a Gazan mother who ate her daughter.

That's where the outrage should be, not on a pair of genes ffs.

My takes this; literal Neo-Nazis do exist, and are obviously bad.

But when we overuse the term by labelling everything and everyone "Nazi" it waters down just how evil actual Nazism really is, which in turn normalizes it and makes it more palatable. 

If you tell people that something as innocuous as an ad about a sexy white woman having great genes is "Nazi propaganda" then people won't take you seriously when actual Neo-Nazis crop up, or worse they'll think "well, if a sexy woman is Nazism, maybe Nazism's not so bad".

Nah, Campbell is conventionally attractive, and a literal fashion model who has made big ads for many other clothing brands. No one would have batted an eye to it. Now if it was Lizzo on the other hand, you'd be right.

There's endless clips of Israeli's doing street interviews casually saying the most unhinged thing you've ever heard, politicians in Israel and IDF soldiers joking and laughing about all the children they've shot in the head. I even saw a video where one had blown up a home in Gaza as a gender reveal party (I think the smoke was pink) I mean we all saw the protests in Israel about the guards that were caught raping the Palestinian prisoners and the protests were to free the guards and they debated in parliament whether it was legally possible to even 'Rape' a Palestinian. 

It's hard to watch the extreme levels of islamophobia and the "We owe Hitler an apology" comments, I lay most of the blame on Israel as I said before, claiming to do this on behalf of Judaism puts a target on the back of every Jew.

Gotta say, it's one of the most effective viral marketing from a clothing brand in decades. Provocative ads are nothing new for fashion brands. Sexy, revealing clothing used to be what pushed the boundaries back in the day, but those aren't shocking or scandalous enough anymore. You just don't get the pearl-clutchers scared and outraged, with accusations of "Satanism", the same way anymore by showing scantily clad women. It's a different climate, you get the them in other ways, you get them screaming "fascism" instead; didn't think all it would take would simply be an attractive woman saying she has ''good jeans'' personally.

Never heard of her before. Is she famous?

This ad is sus ngl. Feels dogwhistly

Not long ago, the right threw a hissy fit over this ad. Even Elon Musk jumped in and made silly comments. Check the YouTube comments section for how vile and triggered people were over it. 

I'll try to be consistent and say the same thing for both ads, they grabbed my attention. Prior to seeing either ad, I had no idea that Jaguar was about to unveil a new lineup of cars, and I never thought about American Eagle as a place where I can buy clothes. So well done both? 

Pop Culture was regularly guilty of being controversial, maybe we're just heading back to how things were not long ago, for good or bad, depending on your perspective. 

This is so stupid that it's unreal. Sure, if you're so deep in your weird rabbit hole that you see "dog whistles" everywhere, then I guess you can find them anywhere. But it's bordering on psychosis at this point.
I think there's also projection going on here. For normal people, if you have a commercial with a majority model, it is not an attack on minorities, it just is what it is. But in THEIR world, everything is about inclusion or exclusion and even "inclusion" through exclusion, so in their minds a normal commercial is a slight or an insult if the model is not from their preferred group. Everything is a war to them, because they are indoctrinated.