I'm sure you're right, PASkinner. The fact that 4X more people gave the video a thumbs down, than a thumbs up, assures me of that.

Maybe it just says something about the sad state of manhood in this country. Or the fact that every one seems to be looking for a reason to be angry. You can find people calling each other names over who is the best singer or athletes. So taking your cues from the internet might not be a good idea.

Chainsaw !

It seems if you have to tell all men already shaving to not be jerks around a women you have already failed at that goal!

If you try harder, can you find a more liberal news source?

When I was young, I would be offended if I went to the trouble of dressing up nice and didn't get a couple whistles from construction workers. Now, that's considered assault and you're supposed to tell your buddy he's an idiot if he does that.

This commercial just touches on so much of what's wrong with the world today. We all agree that no one should grope a stranger, and that if you find out your 12 year old is beating up a 8 year old, you should whup his butt. No one needs Gillette to tell them that. The fact that kids are NOT allowed to settle their differences, is no doubt a big part of what is leading to all these school shootings. Being a bully is not okay, but standing up to a bully and busting his nose sure as heck IS okay, and it's also okay to bust a kid's nose if you catch him bullying a younger kid.

Boys WILL be boys. Men WILL men. Girls will be girls and women will be women, and that's exactly how it was meant to be. When you start telling boys they can't be boys, but need to be kinder, and gentler, and more in touch with their feelings and the feelings of those around them etc.... you end up with 1 of three things. A school shooter, a homosexual male, or a boy in a man's body that is no where near ready for the responsibilities of life, and needs a safe space when his candidate loses an election. Gillette seems to want more "men" like that... but I sure don't.

I remember years back some guy crossed the line with a female on here and he was quickly put in his place by the T-man members at the time, anyone remember that?

40 years I used their razors, blades, time to look on line and see what else I can buy, I like the two blade

White, back in 1978 or so I was sippin a couple of brews with my crew after a long week of laying out timber access roads and we had stopped at the Helll Roarin Saloon on the upper Yaak, in NW Montana. Well, a long haired hippie type feller was disrespectful to a crew of gypo loggers. Long story short, ya never want to get a haircut with a HUSKY with a 36 inch bar. Kind of felt sorry for the fellow but I knew a couple of the gypos and they had arms with biceps approximately the diameter of a power pole. Sometimes life lessons can be painful and his momma should have taught him better.


Zim