What irks me the most about the Gillette controversy is how we are shamed as being one of the 'bad guys' if we dare have objections to the commercial

Here is another article which starts out halfway objective but then, like so many others, ends with this gem:

Kehler and Boyd questioned the motives of people who don’t like the ad, saying perhaps they should look inside themselves for the reasons why. Critics are most likely older, conservative men who want to uphold sharp gender lines and don’t want any disruption to the social status-quo.

You see this everywhere.

Absolutely yet another form of shaming and silencing from the mainstream. "If you disagree with us, that means you are likely one of the rapists, creepy, harassing pervert types we portrayed".

This response makes me so much more determined to boycott Gillette. We're never allowed a voice outside the manosphere.