Dear Gillette, By The Look Of These Ads It Would Appear That U Support Toxic Masculinity & More!

TNN RAW 2 ^ | January 17, 2019 | Tommy Sotomayor

[Chode]

go Tommy!!!

[Seaplaner]

So, I went on Wiki to look at all of the Proctor and Gamble brands.

Quite a few, as one would expect, but I'm certain that I can find excellent non-P&G options for replacements for every brand on the list.

Today I happened to be in a big box store, and one of the items on my list was laundry detergent.

Absolutely, and of course, I donned my reading glasses and inspected my intended purchase, just to make certain that it was not a P&G product.

BTW, I'll keep this up forever. We have unlimited choices, and I support those companies who do not hate men or America.

[Chode]

100%

[alexander_busek]

it’s why they intentionally make the black the good guy

No, Steve_Seattle is right: The ad is directed against Whites.

1. Most of the viewers are Whites.

2. Most of their customers are Whites. (You don't make an expensive ad campaign to target a mere 12% of your target group.)

3. Black viewers won't see the ad and think, "Him, I guess that I have sometimes acted like that toxic, sexist White guy."

Q.E.D.

Regards,

[dangus]

Not only did this guy spend twelve minutes adding NOTHING to the conversation, he didn’t even use the right version of the ad! The ad he uses show actual offensive behavior, whereas the uproar was over the fact the Gillette had shown men grilling for their families, making villains out of family men.

[trebb]

My masculinity went all toxic on Gillette as I switched to Schick.....

[Perseverando]

From an old Gillette ad:

[Perseverando]

Another old Gillette ad:

[martin_fierro]