"Provocative"
 

Really???

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-53648638

Discuss...

Absolute bollocks (sorry). People who see it as provocative have the wrong mind set. People (snowflakes) just need something to moan about. I see a child standing in front of a car eating a banana. End of.

Absolutely right I second that people got nothing better to say

+1

Says more about the bizarre thought processes of those who complained IMHO

^^ this imo....

OK, I’m not a fan of the ‘snowflakes’ and the over politically-correct brigade, but what were Audi thinking of? And what does the girl with a banana add to the advertisement? And, as for the headline, did no-one at Audi dare to speak up? IMHO, it’s unnecessary to include the girl at all and was absolutely certain to provoke a negative response.

I blame Boris Johnson. If we weren't leaving the EU and Federal Storm Troopers weren't throwing tear gas into Build a Bear in Portland the BLM protesters would'nt have delayed the start of the last lot of F1 races where tax exiles point out what a tough life they've had. They're our fish don't you know.........

Wait, I see a bandwagon!

Its all bananas

Exactly.

I'd be inclined to think that no one at Audi spoke up because nobody saw anything wrong with the photo... it's a picture of a girl eating a banana in front of a red car! How terrible is that? In terms of what it adds, there are four other photos that serve no purpose either (*1).

In the context of the other photos used in the same advertising campaign for the car (https://www.audi.de/de/brand/de/neuw...s-4-avant.html), I'm surprised that the snowflakes, PC brigade and SJWs didn't complain that Audi was being negligent of the surrounding dangers by showing photos of a car being driven (and parked) directly in front of a dam's sluice gates... god forbid there had of been a sudden flash flood that overwhelmed the dam resulting in the deaths of those in the photo and those behind the camera! (sarcasm)

(*1) There are also photos of safety issues of people standing on seats so they can look out the sunroof, playing with a kite near a car, encouraging a child to lie in the boot of a car and worst of all, sitting next to a 450hp / 600Nm car wearing children's sunglasses whilst happy in the knowledge that you're driving a car that has a severely deformed rear wheel (all sarcasm).

If someone at Audi needed to speak up about the content of the photos, it was the last one I mentioned as it must have been taken with a 'potato camera'.