Posted on 10/13/2019 9:41:15 AM PDT by a little elbow grease
Several TV networks have agreed to air an underwear commercial portraying a surreal world where men and boys menstruate. The ad opens with an anguished young teenage boy sheepishly telling his dad, “I think I got my period.”
Dad later hugs him and tells him, “It’s just part of growing up.”
Many of the nine rapid-fire vignettes in the one-minute, 20-second ad are jarring: a man rolls over in bed, revealing blood-stained sheets; in a public bathroom, a man passes a tampon to another beneath a toilet stall partition; and a man walks through a locker room with a tampon string dangling from his briefs. In one, as a young man and woman suggestively kiss, he stops to say, “I’m on my period.”
As of last week, the commercial was slated to run on 18 channels beginning today, according to a Fast Company report that explained the ad has been selectively edited for certain networks squeamish about some of the content.
(Excerpt) Read more at citizenfreepress.com ...
TV networks are purveyors of filth, lies and fantasies. They live off profit. Take the profit away .. You have the power in your hand. (CLICK)
Total insanity.
All should refuse to air these awful things.
..... looking forward to it, kid...
I wish. I’m 51 :(
I hope you have a great Sunday sir.
What’s the purpose of this?
I think I’m going to vomit.
The ad opens with an anguished young teenage boy sheepishly telling his dad, “I think I got my period.”
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Dad later hugs him and tells him, “It appears you are a retard, Jim.”.
Are they going to show them playing tennis? Because that’s what most tampon commercials do.
I’m still waiting for the commercial...
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And of course there is the obglitory ‘Never trust anything that can bleed for a week and not die’...
Eewwww....Just when I thought I had seen it all.
I wrote an email to Jif a couple weeks ago about their “so jif’n good” ad. Got back a lame excuse of how they were just trying to “inject a little humor “.
Do most men ever even think about this? I don’t. What difference would it make if we did? We can’t do anything about it. If a man is intimate with a woman then it may become an issue, but otherwise, no. Is this another victimhood issue?
If this ad is real and I'm not Emily Litella, or even if I am, it all connects anyway because...
Talk about timing:
The word "ad" in Hebrew (עד) is not only a pun on ad, but a multi-level pun on the subject matter. That's because "ad" ("until") is spelled ayin dalet, same as the word ed, witness, contracted from a word (עוד) which is rooted in periodic cycles, repetition.
This is how the seemingly unrelated English words (the filthy rags) link together with the time on clocks.
We are witnessing the creation of perverse (filthy) ads about a man's period which bear false witness to the reality of God's Creation [made in God's image - male and female], at this time period in history.
Reject the insane false narrative imposed from the self-appointed overlords (at ramming speed, no less) and one can expect to become a target.
That is exactly how it is possible to tell what time it is, by the simple meanings, the flood of analogs present in the real world.
Sick, sick, sick .....
Repetition is for emphasis and to mimic the lockstep mindset and behavior of the automaton.
"Sick sick sick" is the number of a man who is not his own man. By nature he chains himself to conformity-consensus idols, no matter how incompatible they are with reason and observable reality. Ironically, by doing so he can become his own god in his mind, imposing his will upon others, or else.
When we say we've "got his number", we mean a person's character, and not in a good way.
Oh the fall out on those networks will be sweet. Their CEOs should be toast in short order.
Along with those endless generic holiday ads that replaced Christmas.
I saw it about a week ago and still don’t know what they were selling or the brand name.
What’s the purpose of this?
To make you repeat it whether you believe it or not. To take away your ability to disagree with anything they put out.
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