Music for this feel?
Music for this feel?
Jordan Wilson
Lucas Lopez
Owen Davis
Logan Wright
ALL I DO IS WIN WIN WIN NO MATTER WHAT
Ryder Carter
Isaiah Perry
STICK A TENDIE IN MY MOUTH
POP A DILIDO IN MY BUTT
Xavier Taylor
Stop shilling this, it's terrible
Juan Bell
Brayden Turner
fucking based
youtube.com
Jackson Reyes
Chase Fisher
is this true or fake news? any legit source?
Brayden Thompson
>gilette says not to be a shitty person, and to dismiss shitty behavior because it's seen as manly
>the right, RRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
Luke Long
Since women are not, and never will be, attracted to pussy ass males, why would males want to ditch this aspect of their lives?
Anthony Perry
>muh fragile masculinity
and the ad didn't say for anyone to be a pussy either.
Lucas Robinson
I don't remember much of the ad, but I remember that there was implication that bullying stems from toxic masculinity.
Ridiculous. Women bully as much as men. Blaming masculinity for bullying is hilarious and speaks a lot about where the people behind that campaign were coming from (hate for men).
The thing is, people do not want to get moral lectures from the producers of the consumer goods anyway. They just want to get their money's worth. That's it.
Luke Anderson
Why does the right tend to advocate puritanical bullshit but they flip their shit if a commercial says something as uncontroversial as "don't harass women"?
Jason Cruz
>fragile masculinity
>toxic masculinity
Alexander Richardson
Let's be honest right-wingers should all be jailed.
Ian Long
yeah, you must have saw something different, there was a scene of bullying and some dad broke it up.
>Blaming masculinity for bullying is hilarious and speaks a lot about where the people behind that campaign were coming from (hate for men).
why would a mens care company hate men? that's fucking stupid.
>The thing is, people do not want to get moral lectures from the producers of the consumer goods anyway. They just want to get their money's worth. That's it.
This has always happened, but this one hit a nerve with the right and how fragile and protective they are of their masculinity when an ad says "be a man, stop endorsing shitty behavior that's associated with being a man or manly, and be a decent person" and getting upset for some reason.
Luke Price
Define "harassing women".
Asher Hall
Nathaniel Edwards
Google is your friend.
Isaac Bennett
yeah, right. that's all that ad said.
actually, that ad pretended to tell men how they should be. considering that the campaign chief was a woman, I think it's troublesome that women want to shape men to their liking. Imagine if it was men telling women how to be.
Also, women love bad boys anyway. They pretend to want a kind of guy that they would be miserable with and probably cheat on.
Jacob Martin
Look at her toe ring
Brandon Thompson
>Also, women love bad boys anyway. They pretend to want a kind of guy that they would be miserable with and probably cheat on.
It's still fucking amazing that some people are not even aware of that in 2019
Lucas Kelly
>I think it's troublesome that women want to shape men to their liking.
>ad says "be a man, stop endorsing shitty behavior that's associated with being a man or manly, and be a decent person"
why are you threatened by this?
Nathaniel Mitchell
Tone down the misandry please
Adrian Jackson
>misandry
Where?
Sebastian Martin
I am not threatened, I am slightly offended that they think that message is "revolutionary" and nobody said if before when it's part of the upbringing of everyone how was born in a more or less decent household. The thing is that despite knowing right from wrong, some people will still choose to act wrong. Period. The fact that they think that ALL men need to be told this is offensive. It's akin to the "teach men not to rape" bullshit. EVERYONE knows that rape is evil and a crime. Yet some men will chose to still do it. The "teach men not to rape" camp imply that men are inherently rapists and completely factors out the fact that sociopathic behavior is a thing, while at the same time putting women at risk by telling them they cannot or should not do anything to avoid a situation where there is risk of rape
Christian Smith
Let me guess, they also enjoy domestic battery and getting raped, right?
Jonathan Ward
>ad says "be a man, stop endorsing shitty behavior that's associated with being a man or manly, and be a decent person"
The problem with this is that it's such a broad and meaningless statement that it could be understood in many different ways. If shitty behavior consists of not grossly catcalling women, not bullying people that are weaker than you, not being super rude to your employees/colleagues, I can understand and endorse that. But the ad is so badly made make it seem like approaching women = bad, fighting = bad, etc.
Hudson Hill
the only women who literally go out with "bad boys" are trash that have lowered their standards beyond where it should have stopped.
Luke Ross
why do you have a tripcode
who is gonna read all that Stop
Jose Bennett
>But the ad is so badly made make it seem like approaching women = bad, fighting = bad, etc.
But it didn't though
Dominic Allen
imagine being this faggot
Aaron Fisher
it failed only because American men are ALREADY woke soÿ-gobling snwoflakes...
Brayden Rivera
point proven
Cameron Ross
That's what I, and most of the people who watched it, got out of it though.
Bentley Smith
Lol @ the entirety of this thread and zany rightwing "news" making this about the ad when the reality is that people stopped buying razors because they stopped shaving and started walking around like bums.
William Roberts
Lol, I have boycotted Gilette since the ad but I never had any idea so many people would do the same.
Kevin Flores
>That's what I, and most of the people who watched it
Hunter Edwards
lol
Benjamin Phillips
David Barnes
Nathan Watson
Wyatt Mitchell
oh man, he's got pictures, everyone watch the fuck out