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What exactly is wrong with the video? I wasn't persuaded in any direction or "touched" in any sense by it, but you guys seem to be revolted. So I'm just curious to understand what the big deal is, what is it I didn't see?
Guy stops 2 boys who are clearly play wrestling. That is natural masculine behavior by boys. They will grow up weak.
You weren't persuaded because it was poorly executed, shopworn drivel. Not a single scene in that ad looked like anything other than a Madison Avenue production with a lame agenda. And it was clearly aiming for "shaming" men rather than encouraging men simply to be better. And I think most people here are revolted because it's a frikking razor company lecturing men on how to behave, behind the puppet strings of an ad agency that probably has also used sex to sell products to us thousands of times. Not to mention, as one of the YT commenters said, they even have the gall to charge women more for the same product, lol.
I saw that and laughed and thought he was joking. Forgot it wasn't sosuave.
It victimizes women and paint men as offenders with a very wide brush. One thing I reacted to in particular was that one guy who eyed a woman passing by and the other man holding him back, as if eyeing women is bad. It doesn't persuade you or anyone on this forum because we're a bit more enlightened. But you should know that there's plenty of men out there yet unaware of what's actually fair and who feel intimidated by stuff like this, to the point they will have huge struggles even just approaching a woman in fear of being the bad guy.
I honestly think most people, even outside of the manosphere are waking up to how crazy and how this has gone too far. For every time something like this comes out it seems that the resistance against it grows among reasonable people, including women (especially those liking the attention from men). It's not problematic only for men, even though it it has the greatest negative impact on us. I think we have less and less cause for genuine worry regarding stuff like this, but we do need to keep up the pressure against it.
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