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| 2 | Giving Gillette some perspective:But not most people. Most people are actually nice and reasonable, and most people understand what toxic masculinity is and how it's not inherent from being a man. The ad never said it's bad to be a man, just that there are shitty things ingrained in our culture as men. Just go to TwoXChromosomes and see how that affects women, for example. They're always complaining about how sexism affects their lives and praising men that are respectful. | /r/PussyPassDenied | 20/01/19 12:52 PM |
| 3 | Giving Gillette some perspective:I don't think it would be racist. It would sound like a massage from black men to other black men who found problems in their society and culture and are asking for change. It would be racist if proclaimed that these problems were exclusive to race,rather than culture or identity. Just because it mentions one group, it ain't excluding all other groups. It's like those tumblerinas proclaiming that Spiderman is trans and Elastigirl is a lesbian, because rather than taking the ad at face value (don… | /r/PussyPassDenied | 19/01/19 11:48 AM |
| 4 | Giving Gillette some perspective:I honestly didn't get this vibe of "demonizing men." The message I got was "shitty behavior has been normalized for too long. Don't be shitty" | /r/PussyPassDenied | 19/01/19 11:24 AM |
| -4 | Giving Gillette some perspective:I watched the ad and never seen this implication. It's targeted at men, so why would it talk about women? | /r/PussyPassDenied | 18/01/19 04:26 PM |
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