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Men commit the vast majority of violent and sexual crime.
I don't disagree, but it was more to highlight the idea of "what they teach is important" as opposed to just suggesting that men are better than women.
You're more likely to learn colors, shapes, and other "easy" stuff from a woman and engineering, law, ethics, business, science, and medicine from a man. Regardless of whatever implications that brings.
@AnOminous likely went to law school (and maybe even a good one) and the things he learned there probably shaped his person more than whatever he learned from female teachers in 3rd grade. This is statistically the experience for all college-graduated people that gets more probable the more educated they are.
I agree. But to get to college you need to go trough all the other first. Men have worse grades than women before they get to college, so there's more woman getting to college in the first place.
I'd disagree with your last point, while you might learn more from your bachelors degree than from kindergarten, the earlier stages play a bigger role in someone's development since you're literally a toddler at that age. Role models play a smaller role as you grow up IMO
This is what happens when companies cash in on the popularity of a social media movement lmfao.Gillete goes woke?
Thirty years ago, we launched our The Best A Man Can Get tagline.
Since then, it has been an aspirational statement, reflecting standards that many men strive to achieve.
But turn on the news today and it’s easy to believe that men are not at their best. Many find themselves at a crossroads, caught between the past and a new era of masculinity. While it is clear that changes are needed, where and how we can start to effect that change is less obvious for many. And when the changes needed seem so monumental, it can feel daunting to begin. So, let’s do it together.
It’s time we acknowledge that brands, like ours, play a role in influencing culture. And as a company that encourages men to be their best, we have a responsibility to make sure we are promoting positive, attainable, inclusive and healthy versions of what it means to be a man. With that in mind, we have spent the last few months taking a hard look at our past and coming communication and reflecting on the types of men and behaviors we want to celebrate. We’re inviting all men along this journey with us – to strive to be better, to make us better, and to help each other be better.
From today on, we pledge to actively challenge the stereotypes and expectations of what it means to be a man everywhere you see Gillette. In the ads we run, the images we publish to social media, the words we choose, and so much more.
As part of The Best Men Can Be campaign, Gillette is committing to donate $1 million per year for the next three years to non-profit organizations executing programs in the United States designed to inspire, educate and help men of all ages achieve their personal “best” and become role models for the next generation.
Our tagline needs to continue to inspire us all to be better every day, and to help create a new standard for boys to admire and for men to achieve… Because the boys of today are the men of tomorrow.
People already know not to rape. But, rapists are sociopaths that don't give a shit, and do it anyway, knowing it's wrong.While it’s depressing that boys need to be taught not to rape, there are projects which have good success rates in doing so, such as this one: https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/www.bbc.com/news/amp/education-43466365
Perhaps one day we won’t need to actively teach men not to. I live in hope, and until then will go back to rolling my eyes at woke yarn girls (perhaps knitting one’s own hair shirt and scourge will be the in thing for 2019?)
People already know not to rape. But, rapists are sociopaths that don't give a shit, and do it anyway, knowing it's wrong.
Everyone in Ted Bundy's life could have told him murder was wrong, and he would have still done it. Same goes for a rapist.
This is what happens when companies cash in on the popularity of a social media movement lmfao.
I cant be the only one who laughed at "making chinky eyes is not funny"I'm not particularly fond of remakes myself, but since when are white Americans the only people who remake films and TV series? https://twitter.com/uItmarkson/status/1084624900533436416View attachment 639387Oh, and don't you dare make a joke about a Japanese woman saying you should ideally keep less than 30 books. That makes you a RACIST https://twitter.com/ElloEllenOh/status/1084807977633230854
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I'm not particularly fond of remakes myself, but since when are white Americans the only people who remake films and TV series? https://twitter.com/uItmarkson/status/1084624900533436416View attachment 639387
Gillete are owned by proctor and gamble who are complete bastards in terms of child labour and Gillete are a pretty scummy company once you pull the thread. Fun fact Gillete womens products tend to be more expensive than the dudes because they know they can get away with it.
If gillete thought their was a 1% profit margin/net benifit in it for them they'd have a 20 minute seminar on how to use the razors for an imprompto female circumcision with a follow up speech about making sure the whores know their place.
A fool goes to a corporation for morality. your basic humanity is a sales pitch to them.
Our tagline needs to continue to inspire us all to be better every day, and to help create a new standard for boys to admire and for men to achieve… Because the boys of today are the men of tomorrow.
While agree that they are shitty Gillete womens products cost more because they cost more to produce, they could have it at the same price and a smaller profit margin, but prefer not to.
Men buy substantially more razors than women do. Not sure "men bad" is the best way to go with your advertising campaign.
Grow a beard already.From today on, we pledge to actively challenge the stereotypes and expectations of what it means to be a man everywhere you see Gillette. In the ads we run, the images we publish to social media, the words we choose, and so much more.