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During Super Bowl LIX, the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism aired a 30-second commercial titled "No Reason to Hate," featuring Snoop Dogg and Tom Brady. In this ad, the two celebrities exchange statements highlighting common, yet unfounded, reasons people harbor hatred towards others. For instance, they mention disliking someone because they come from different neighborhoods, look different, or because others they know dislike them. The commercial emphasizes that such reasons for hate are as irrational as they sound. The message concludes with a call to action, urging viewers to stand up against all forms of hate.
During Super Bowl LIX, the Foundation to Combat Antisemitism aired a 30-second commercial titled "No Reason to Hate," featuring Snoop Dogg and Tom Brady. In this ad, the two celebrities exchange statements highlighting common, yet unfounded, reasons people harbor hatred towards others. For instance, they mention disliking someone because they come from different neighborhoods, look different, or because others they know dislike them. The commercial emphasizes that such reasons for hate are as irrational as they sound. The message concludes with a call to action, urging viewers to stand up against all forms of hate.
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