Gillette Toxic Masculinity Ad Makes Nike Kaepernick Ad Look Coy | Proctor & Gamble are planning a LOT more of this bullshit. Don't stop with Gillette, it's time to dump all P&G products. Don't fund misandry, hurting their bottom line is the only way to stop it.

abananaa1 · 2019-01-15T21:26:43+00:00

It's like a tampon manufacturer saying "Women, remember that it's truly shameful when you cheat. Finally, society has had enough of your duplicity, and what you have done to mankind. You should be ashamed when it happens, not pretend it doesn't matter - you're filthy sluts when you do it, but all is not lost! You must work together to build the demure and trustworthy womankind that gentlemen need!" .. Just because there's a "slut" in the Whitehouse. What's cheating got to do with being a woman? Can't we just be against cheating? Can we stand up for those women who are not cheaters? Can we stand up for those women who are cheated on and get no support but we just victim blamed? No, because its not fashionable, it's time to reinforce to sexist stereotypes.

Pacha-Kamaq · 2019-01-15T21:23:52+00:00

Gillette are sexist against men. I've used their products my whole adult life but until they apologize for this, withdraw the campaign and fire those involved I am done with them. I'm also appalled at those who triumph this hate - I can only imagine the reaction if it was targeted at women or race. Hate is hate.

EricAllonde · 2019-01-15T15:30:11+00:00

Here's the list of P&G brands, for anyone who wants to see what to cross off their shopping list:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Procter_%26_Gamble_brands

PooFlavoredLollipop · 2019-01-15T15:18:58+00:00

I've used a Schick for my entire adult life. If they pull this shit, I'll go with Harry's.

ShadowBoogers · 2019-01-16T00:20:37+00:00

The Kaepernick campaign was and is a matter of race relations and police brutality and has nothing to do with men's rights. Please don't conflate the two.

SuperSulf · 2019-01-15T19:55:56+00:00

Someone convince me that people outraged by this aren't just as bad as twitter feminazis. Because it sounds like a big group of snowflakes to me.

Are men so insecure we can't separate bad behavior, and making excuses for it like saying "boys will be boys"? I don't care about Gillette, or P&G. I just hate people being hypocritical. If a feminist twitter account posts something that we disagree with, suddenly it seems that ALL feminists must think that way. Gillette makes an ad talking about the toxic parts of male culture and we think they're talking about ALL men? It's obvious they aren't, most of the actors in the ad were either men doing something they shouldn't have or men sticking up for someone and saying "hey wait a sec" like the friend of the cat-calling guy on the street. Women do shit all the time and other women say "hey wait a sec" all the time too, but this ad isn't about women, it's about men. It's not ignoring women that's just not what's the ad's about so don't use that as an excuse either.

Convince me this whole thing isn't fake outrage pushed by propaganda accounts. We know that's in the playbook.

Also, Barbara Streisand effect. The outrage is only letting this get seen more. You're playing into Gillette's hands.

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