Chinese detergent ad currently being declared "racist" and attacked by SJW's is a copy of an Italian detergent ad where a sleazy white man is turned into a hunky black guy for the woman. BBC claims that the Chinese version is racist but the race swapped one that came out first is "funny".

This is the original ad from Italy that had a sleazy white guy thrown into the washing machine by his wife and turned into a hunky big black man for the wifes pleasure.

Strangely enough there wasn't even a peep from SJW's about the "racism" of that commercial when it came out.

But suddenly we have the races switched around and a light skinned Chinese woman throws a (still handsome) black guy into the washing machine and it comes out with a Chinese man? That's something to call racist apparently and attack.

But mysteriously the BBC thinks that it's only the new Chinese commercial that is racist. Actually flat out stating that the original Italian ad that blackwashes the white guy is "funny" and that it's okay (I shit you not, the BBC journalist full on states this) "because they say coloured is better". But the Chinese version is somehow racist, despite copying the exact music and shots, (again, direct quote in relation to 'coloured is better') "because they didn't copy the message".

The BBC just declared not saying that being coloured is better to be racist.