Why Did Sony Use a Decapitated Goat in a Promotion Stunt?

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Sony's recent promotional stunt involving a decapitated goat has sparked significant outrage among consumers, with many labeling it as depraved and offensive. This incident follows previous controversies, including the rootkit scandal, further damaging Sony's reputation. The stunt has led to a strong backlash, with consumers vowing to boycott Sony products in response to what they perceive as a tasteless marketing strategy.

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If that had come earlier in the month, I would've thought it was an April Fool's joke. But this is real.

Sony has really lost it, first with the rootkit business, now with this goat sacrifice orgy crap - I will never buy another Sony product. :mad: :mad:
 
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That's a pretty stupid stunt. :confused: