Gillette dresses women in skin tight clothing with corporate logo spread across their ...

dcdirtylaundry.com ^ | January 27, 2019 | By Vicki Batts

[Red Badger]

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Gillette dresses women in skin tight clothing with corporate logo spread across their asses, then lectures men about “toxic masculinity”

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A new advertisement from Gillette promoting the #MeToo movement has proven once again that corporations will say just about anything if they think it will boost sales. The ad infers that all men are sexist abusers, guilty of harassment and bullying.

Unsurprisingly, a majority of people have taken issue with the ad for a number of reasons. In addition to the fact that this “ad” is a dumpster fire of left-wing, anti-male rhetoric, it is unbelievably hypocritical of Gillette to lecture American men on sexism.

For decades, Gillette has promoted an “alpha male” image for their product — and who could forget the Gillette girls, dressed in skin-tight blue vinyl jumpsuits with the company’s name emblazoned across their butts?

[PGR88]

It doesn't look as if those models are working under duress. Nor do they look under dressed.

That's the thing about the white, mail patriarchy and toxic masculinity. It is always present, often undetected. These poor oppressed women are accepting their oppression willingly!

[mewzilla]

Hmmmph.

What my hubby uses....

Roadtec

[mikrofon]

-—It doesn’t look as if those models are working under duress-—

Yep, not one of them is wearing a duress...

[wxgesr]

Thanks, that pic is making my masculinity humongous amongus toxic!!!

[Dandy]

I wonder if they need help shaving?

[riverdawg]

” ... men are beginning now to dump Gilette, buy other brands ...”

Today I bought a razor and two blades, made by Preserve, a brand that makes the toothbrushes that mrs riverdawg uses. The razor and blades are apparently a knock-off of the Gillette Sensor 3 which I have used for decades. The four-pack of refill blades is about half the price of the Gillette blades. It’s worth a try.

[Sequoyah101]

Schick works just fine and is much less expensive.

[Larry Lucido]

The ad infers

Ads can infer stuff now?

Stupid blogger.

[bankwalker]

I've been using Right Guard for over 50 years.

Can anyone suggest a suitable alternative that doesn't stink?

[Red Badger]

Depends. Some spots are harder to reach....................

[Veto!]

That's the thing about the white, mail patriarchy and toxic masculinity. It is always present, often undetected. These poor oppressed women are accepting their oppression willingly!

Oh no, not willingly. Under terrible duress. They have nothing else to wear on the male-dominated plantation. Their male agents sold them into slavery.

[Baynative]

A complaint often heard is that men don't look women in the eye when they meet. But they seem drawn to clothing that directs attention away from their eyes.

[Red Badger]

He meant ‘implies’?.......................

[Larry Lucido]

That is the inference I drew.

[SMGFan]

“The best a man can get”

[Red Badger]

I tend to overlook grammaticle errors since I ain’t never made none...................

[tflabo]

Gillette made a toxic commercial against men their main customers. How stupid is that? Enjoy the shaved down revenues you dough heads.

[boycott]

Gillette is part of Procter & Gamble. So it’s P&G that likes to show their labels on hot women’s asses.

[jalisco555]

That's the thing about the white, mail patriarchy and toxic masculinity. It is always present, often undetected. These poor oppressed women are accepting their oppression willingly!

Like the women who voted for Trump these poor gals have internalized misogyny.

[SaveFerris]

Yes, but Gillette is now the new authority on all things SJW.