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Gillette Ad - Toxic Masculinity?

Posted By: yotetrapper30

Gillette Ad - Toxic Masculinity? - 01/15/19 08:01 PM

Y'all see this garbage?

Posted By: trapperkeck

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:10 PM

I, almost, can't believe this is what our culture has been reduced to. Almost..
Posted By: Catch22

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:13 PM

What a crock of ****! Good grief.
Posted By: waggler

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:16 PM

Huh?
Posted By: gryhkl

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:17 PM

What a load of crap!
I hope this back fires on them.

The pendulum moves to the extremes very quickly in todays America. It ain't good.
Posted By: yotetrapper30

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:22 PM

For anyone that has a Mach 3 or Fusion razor, the Schick brand Hydro refill cartridges fit them. Still trying to figure out if any of Schick's refills fits the girl's Venus razors.
Posted By: fossil2

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:33 PM

my masculinity isn't toxic, its intoxicating.
Posted By: tjm

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:35 PM

Huh?
I don't get it? what did it say that arouses concern? actually what did it say at all?
Posted By: lumberjack391

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:38 PM

What did I just watch?
Posted By: Lugnut

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:40 PM

Anybody else notice that all but one of the bullies and sexist pigs were white and the majority of the enlightened heros were not?

This ad is a liberal's wet dream. "Toxic masculinity," what a freaking joke!

Who is Gillette's target demographic here? My guess would be metrosexuals and gays.

The only reason they might think this successful with real men is that it might possibly shame us into using their products to neuter ourselves thereby ridding ourselves of "toxic masculinity" and becoming the kinder, gentler eunuchs the left seems to want all males to be.

I heard a soundbite today where Joy Behar (The View) was commenting on this ad and said she thought, "President Obama was the opposite of toxic masculinity."
Posted By: 330-Trapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:41 PM

Originally Posted by fossil2
my masculinity isn't toxic, its intoxicating.

grin
Posted By: tjm

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:45 PM

They want us to shave to be less toxic? Or to be more effeminate?
Posted By: yotetrapper30

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:49 PM

Originally Posted by tjm
Huh?
I don't get it? what did it say that arouses concern? actually what did it say at all?


Did you watch it? They're saying if you let your kids get into fights, call a lady sweetie, goose your wife's butt, etc... that you're toxic. They want you to "shave away" your toxic masculinity and become a nice little girly man that hugs coyotes and eats tofu.
Posted By: Anonymous

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:49 PM

The next chapter in how to sissify the next generation. I say we teach our young men to grow a proper beard and let them choke on their razors. I do appreciate my bride not letting her legs look like a bigfoots back hair though.
Posted By: Rye

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:51 PM

Dollar Shave Club and Harry's are both much more affordable, and the same quality razors - without the Political BS attached. This is part of a larger campaign to feminize men in general and force the concept that women are in every way equal to men by reducing men to their level.

I'd be interested to hear Jordan Petersons thoughts on this ad.
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 08:55 PM

They are part of the " libtards for castration " movement
Posted By: waggler

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 09:00 PM

Originally Posted by fossil2
my masculinity isn't toxic, its intoxicating.

If you aren't going to copyright that statement I'm going to have some bumper stickers made with that quote.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 09:02 PM

Gillette who?
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 09:04 PM

Originally Posted by yotetrapper30
Originally Posted by tjm
Huh?
I don't get it? what did it say that arouses concern? actually what did it say at all?


Did you watch it? They're saying if you let your kids get into fights, call a lady sweetie, goose your wife's butt, etc... that you're toxic. They want you to "shave away" your toxic masculinity and become a nice little girly man that hugs coyotes and eats tofu.

Umm. No, I didn't get that at all....all I got from it was don't be a pervert or let your kid be a bully.
Posted By: trapperkeck

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 09:05 PM

Originally Posted by bleeohio
The next chapter in how to sissify the next generation. I say we teach our young men to grow a SETand let them choke on their razors. I do appreciate my bride not letting her legs look like a bigfoots back hair though.

Fixed it for you.
Posted By: Hoosier71

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 09:15 PM

Originally Posted by waggler
Originally Posted by fossil2
my masculinity isn't toxic, its intoxicating.

If you aren't going to copyright that statement I'm going to have some bumper stickers made with that quote.


I'll take 5.

What is happening to society?

If pinching my wife's butt means I have issues what does it mean when she does it to me?
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 09:22 PM

Originally Posted by Hoosier71


I'll take 5.

What is happening to society?

If pinching my wife's butt means I have issues what does it mean when she does it to me?



She's exercising her rights. lol
Posted By: Catch22

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 09:25 PM

Originally Posted by waggler
Originally Posted by fossil2
my masculinity isn't toxic, its intoxicating.

If you aren't going to copyright that statement I'm going to have some bumper stickers made with that quote.

Put me down for a few, that's brilliant! grin
Posted By: wissmiss

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 09:33 PM

Pinching your wife's butt is ok. Pinching another female's butt, even if you know her is not ok.

I'm with tjm on this - I got a different message than yotetrapper30. Just the way I see it.
Posted By: yotetrapper30

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 09:35 PM

There's definitely a few people out there with cavemen mentalities. But, to me, lack of masculinity is a way bigger problem today than toxic masculinity is.
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 09:52 PM

Originally Posted by yotetrapper30
There's definitely a few people out there with cavemen mentalities. But, to me, lack of masculinity is a way bigger problem today than toxic masculinity is.

Lack of masculinity is exactly what leads men to sexually harass women and to be bully's.
Posted By: canebrake

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 10:53 PM

I truly feel sorry for these people.
Posted By: Boco

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 10:56 PM

The Italians like to pinch womens arses.
Posted By: nightlife

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 11:00 PM

Originally Posted by PAskinner
Originally Posted by yotetrapper30
There's definitely a few people out there with cavemen mentalities. But, to me, lack of masculinity is a way bigger problem today than toxic masculinity is.

Lack of masculinity is exactly what leads men to sexually harass women and to be bully's.


A true statement if Here ever was one

After seeing that add my take on it is that whoever came up with it see’s all men as sexist and if not bullies potential bullies given half a chance

There is no doubt that some men are jerks just like there are some women who are but in my experience both are a very small percentage of the population

I just find the add stupid and a bit insulting because they are lumping me, my son and every man and boy I know into that group just by reason that we still have a pair
Posted By: Lugnut

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 11:27 PM

I slapped a horse in the arse once.
Posted By: rick brocious

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/15/19 11:27 PM

I'm never gonna shave again .
Posted By: Pike River

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 12:21 AM

I see a lot of moms making their sons soft.

I had a mom "talk" to me years ago because she didn't like how my daughter was rough housing with her son. She made a big stink about it and being worried it will make him aggressive. During summer break we ran into them and the father was present. We were chatting just the two of us and I make a casual mention of it. He smirked and said he wished his son would be more aggressive and not so soft. Before you get (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) at the dad, the guy was working extra long shifts as a cop so his wife could stay home and live in a very nice area so he wasn't around as much as he'd like to have been.


I think the kids ended up playing soccer or something....
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 12:30 AM

Hello dollar shave club!
Posted By: Cathouse Jim

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 12:41 AM

The video has had 7.3 M views, 160 K thumbs up - 483K thumbs down. Their add has not gotten the response they were mining for.
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 12:47 AM

After this us guys can have "us too" movement, to address my wife not putting my tools back and riding as a passenger in the car with her! shocked
Posted By: Lugnut

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 12:54 AM

grin
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 01:35 AM

So , they think all men are pigs ?

These same leftist claim all muslims are peaceful
Posted By: fossil2

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 02:17 AM



330 trapper,,,,,i was serious. just ask my wife, and my girlfriends.

waggler,,,,,go ahead,,,print them up. youre already making sales on here.

I hate masculinity, in women.
Posted By: Zim

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 02:25 AM

Soooo, I am not only deplorable, but toxic too? Actually I kinda like the combination.

Zim
Posted By: trapdog1

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 02:34 AM

You guys are being way too aggressive. I think I need to go to my safe space now.
Posted By: Lugnut

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 02:35 AM

Toxic deplorability, a new liberal buzzword?
Posted By: Lugnut

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 02:37 AM

Originally Posted by AntiGov
So , they think all men are pigs ?

These same leftist claim all muslims are peaceful


Only American men are pigs. Muslim men aren't that big into shaving for Gillette to worry about.
Posted By: Posco

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 03:14 AM

Women love men with stubble...get yourself a Braun.
Posted By: Catch22

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 03:45 AM

Gillette will probably be coming out with a man bun starter kit before long. grin
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 03:54 AM

To be serious for a minute- We have all had jerks for bosses can't imagine how they treat a women behind closed doors?
Posted By: Finster

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 04:02 AM

Well CRAP. Now I guess I have to rub my face with a rock like the Indians did or grow a beard down to my knees. I don't trust myself with a straight razor.
Posted By: white17

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 04:38 AM

Remember that Procter & Gamble sells a lot more products than the Gillette stuff. Lots of opportunity to change your shopping choices.


Here are the .......................folks behind the ad campaign

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-controversial-toxic-masculinity-ad.html
Posted By: Ryan McLeod

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 04:54 AM

i thought everyone on here shaves with their axe like I do.
Posted By: white17

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 04:57 AM

Chainsaw !
Posted By: Ryan McLeod

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 05:05 AM

Only if it’s a new chain. Beard tends to get stuck in the chain unless it’s really sharp. Long story short I used to have a longer nose.
Posted By: Boco

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 06:14 AM

After reading this I had to play that old Pat Travers song-"Boom Boom-out go the lights".
Posted By: KeithC

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 06:22 AM

Originally Posted by Lugnut
Anybody else notice that all but one of the bullies and sexist pigs were white and the majority of the enlightened heros were not?



I noticed it too.

I don't watch a lot of network TV, but I have noticed that most couples and families portrayed in the commercials, when I do watch TV are interacial. Usually there is a colored man and white woman. The most frequent all white couples I see portrayed in commercials now are 2 gay white men. Occasionally they show a white man with a colored woman. Almost invariably the white man is doing something stupid and is corrected.

I have nothing against interacial couples, but find it strange, that when they are less common, they make up most relationships in commercials. I do see it as an attack on white men, probably because it is.

Keith
Posted By: Hal

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 10:14 AM

I'm not going to shave anymore.
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Posted By: elkaholic

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 10:48 AM

Originally Posted by Hal
I'm not going to shave anymore.
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We prefer you cover up that ugly too.
Posted By: Scout1

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 10:55 AM

Shaving Powder anyone?
Posted By: John C

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 11:10 AM

Switched to Dollar Shave Club a few years ago and havent looked back. For a few dollars a month they send me 5 twin razor refills. They’re good sharp razors that don’t chew up my face. A five pack last me about a month and a half-two months.
Posted By: gryhkl

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 01:20 PM

Gillette products will not be in my house ever again.
Posted By: scarhead

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 01:52 PM

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Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 01:57 PM

So, I watched it again and I still don't see what ya'll are so worked up about. If you went to church and heard a sermon telling you that a real men should respect women and not encourage or allow bullying, would you walk out?
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 02:23 PM

The people that make this kind of stuff up have never been tested in real life, like many things today problems are projected on everyone not the people doing the bad acts. I see a commercial on TV and I look at the wife and say how did I get a white woman! LOL I think people are offended more about the way things are being over sold and now if your traditional your a freak.

I have no problem with the lifestyles they show just they are vastly overselling it to be the more sensitive company to beat another's to it.
Posted By: Carolina Foxer

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 02:28 PM

The gist that I got from the ad was to generally not be an A-Hole. Why is it upsetting everyone? I don't think being a soldier or a firefighter or what not is the toxic masculinity they are referring to anyways.

Also kind of funny that a demographic who's complaint for years has been "everyone gets too offended to easily", is so offended and butt hurt over a tv commercial.
Posted By: lonewolf308

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 02:29 PM


I use a safety razor which uses old school razor blades. It's a Merkur cost about $30 and a years worth of blades is like $15. Cheap, doesn't clog, and shaves better. As far as the castrating of the American man it's coming the only thing to do is be strong and teach the young the easy way is the wrong path to take.
Posted By: Mike in A-town

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 02:29 PM

Originally Posted by Law Dog
The people that make this kind of stuff up have never been tested in real life, like many things today problems are projected on everyone not the people doing the bad acts. I see a commercial on TV and I look at the wife and say how did I get a white woman! LOL I think people are offended more about the way things are being over sold and now if your traditional your a freak.

I have no problem with the lifestyles they show just they are vastly overselling it to be the more sensitive company to beat another's to it.


Yep. Virtue signaling.

They don't really care. But they think they can drum up some more business by advertising how "aware" or "woke" they are. Then the sheep can pat themselves on the back for supporting a company that's so "conscientious."

Mike
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 02:32 PM

The problem is not the message it the disproportion of the way they are selling it.
Posted By: Lugnut

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 02:33 PM

Originally Posted by Carolina Foxer
The gist that I got from the ad was to generally not be an A-Hole. Why is it upsetting everyone?


Because it portrays straight white guys as bullies and sexist pigs?
Posted By: tjm

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 02:59 PM

Originally Posted by yotetrapper30
Originally Posted by tjm
Huh?
I don't get it? what did it say that arouses concern? actually what did it say at all?


Did you watch it? They're saying if you let your kids get into fights, call a lady sweetie, goose your wife's butt, etc... that you're toxic. They want you to "shave away" your toxic masculinity and become a nice little girly man that hugs coyotes and eats tofu.

Hmm, the CC must not have been working right; just many clips of kids being kids- almost dizzying jumps from one clip to the next, but the mirror shots could raise questions about their gender identity, I guess.
No TV so didn't see it air.

Had to look "tofu" up. Made from soy and people actually eat it?
Posted By: tjm

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 03:08 PM

Originally Posted by Cathouse Jim
The video has had 7.3 M views, 160 K thumbs up - 483K thumbs down. Their add has not gotten the response they were mining for.

Maybe they got exactly what they were mining for.
Posted By: Machias

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 04:05 PM

This article pretty much sums up my feelings:


The makers of the Gillette razor have a message for the men who use their products: you are horrible, horrible people.

Proctor & Gamble released a two-minute commercial that accuses men of being incubators of sexual harassment and bullying and toxic masculinity.

“Is this the best a man can get? Is it? We can’t hide from it. It has been going on far too long. We can’t laugh it off, making the same old excuses,” a narrator declares.

The ad condemns the phrase “boys will be boys” and then proceeds to show guys chasing around women, engaging in bullying and basically acting like every anti-male stereotype you’ve ever seen.

“This is an important conversation happening, and as a company that encourages men to be their best, we feel compelled to both address it and take action of our own,” Proctor & Gamble’s Pankaj Bhalla told the Wall Street Journal. “We are taking a realistic look at what’s happening today, and aiming to inspire change by acknowledging that the old saying ‘Boys Will Be Boys’ is not an excuse.”

Instead of virtue signaling, I was sort of hoping Gillette would declare war on razor burn, but whatever.

Gillette wants all of us guys to hold each other accountable for our behavior - and they have dedicated themselves to promoting positive, attainable, and inclusive versions of what it means to be a man.

And therein lies the issue – what constitutes the ideal version of a man over at Proctor & Gamble headquarters? John Wayne or Pajama Boy?

There’s no doubt that men who bully and sexually harass women need to be – and must be - called out. But society wants us to believe that masculinity breeds such behavior - that inside the heart of every man is a bully and a boor.

There is literally a war on masculinity in America. It’s being waged in classrooms where professors are trying to convince a new generation of students that there’s something wrong with men who want to protect and provide for their families.

They want you to believe little boys who climb trees and tussle on the playground should be medicated. They believe there’s something evil about letting boys be boys.

My friend, the conservative commentator Allie Stucky, addressed this issue in a powerful “Prager University” segment.

“The growing problem in today’s society isn’t that men are too masculine; it’s that they’re not masculine enough,” she said. “When men embrace their masculinity in a way that is healthy and productive, they are leaders, warriors and heroes. When they deny their masculinity, they run away from responsibilities, leaving destruction and despair in their wake.”

In other words, men behaving badly is not a chromosome issue, it’s an issue of the heart.

“Here’s a secret that every woman knows: Women want real men—men they can count on and, yes, look up to. No amount of feminist theory will change that,” Stuckey said. “I don’t know any woman, at any age, who is attracted to a passive man who looks to her to be his provider, protector and leader. Every woman I know wants a strong, responsible man. That’s not a consequence of a social construct or cultural pressure—it’s innate.”

And that’s what bothers me the most about the Gillette commercial. It's an incredibly unfair stretch to lump all men into the hashtag “me too” basket.

Most of the guys I know are gentlemen - they provide for their families, they protect their loved ones and they stand up to the bullies. They’ve been doing what men have done since the days of Adam.

Enough with the gender shaming, Gillette. Before too long, they’ll be telling us to shave our legs.
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 05:25 PM

Blah, blah, blah, where does it lump all men into one category? That might be how you perceive it, but that's not the message. For the last couple decades the entertainment industry has shown men as drunken idiots who chase women and act stupid. And suddenly we have back lash against men being dirtbags and acting like drunken teenagers, and some men seem to be going: "What? But I thought that was what being a man was."

No, being a man is actually being strong enough to have honor, treat people with respect and stand up for the victim. It's a message that is long over due. The irony is, what was considered old fashioned is suddenly hip. Yes, it's being capitalized on, but it's not that the message that is wrong.
Posted By: Machias

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 05:31 PM

If you honestly believe THAT is the message that Gillette is sending....getting back to old fashion morals, you are completely blind to what is going on.
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 05:36 PM

The ones that were doing it the most are the ones blaming others and are still doing it today! Lumping all men into a pile rather then dealing with the problem ones is hard to swallow. The same people shaming all men are some of the ones that said nothing for years until it became vogue to do so, then it became a weapon.

Never liked bullies and abusers but don't throw me in with them because I'm another man nothing like them, I'm NOT is the point most are trying to make here I believe. Just go and say all Black men are one thing or another and see how the same people react to the same statement heads would explode but is it really any different?
Posted By: Catch22

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 05:46 PM

Originally Posted by Machias
This article pretty much sums up my feelings:


The makers of the Gillette razor have a message for the men who use their products: you are horrible, horrible people.

Proctor & Gamble released a two-minute commercial that accuses men of being incubators of sexual harassment and bullying and toxic masculinity.

“Is this the best a man can get? Is it? We can’t hide from it. It has been going on far too long. We can’t laugh it off, making the same old excuses,” a narrator declares.

The ad condemns the phrase “boys will be boys” and then proceeds to show guys chasing around women, engaging in bullying and basically acting like every anti-male stereotype you’ve ever seen.

“This is an important conversation happening, and as a company that encourages men to be their best, we feel compelled to both address it and take action of our own,” Proctor & Gamble’s Pankaj Bhalla told the Wall Street Journal. “We are taking a realistic look at what’s happening today, and aiming to inspire change by acknowledging that the old saying ‘Boys Will Be Boys’ is not an excuse.”

Instead of virtue signaling, I was sort of hoping Gillette would declare war on razor burn, but whatever.

Gillette wants all of us guys to hold each other accountable for our behavior - and they have dedicated themselves to promoting positive, attainable, and inclusive versions of what it means to be a man.

And therein lies the issue – what constitutes the ideal version of a man over at Proctor & Gamble headquarters? John Wayne or Pajama Boy?

There’s no doubt that men who bully and sexually harass women need to be – and must be - called out. But society wants us to believe that masculinity breeds such behavior - that inside the heart of every man is a bully and a boor.

There is literally a war on masculinity in America. It’s being waged in classrooms where professors are trying to convince a new generation of students that there’s something wrong with men who want to protect and provide for their families.

They want you to believe little boys who climb trees and tussle on the playground should be medicated. They believe there’s something evil about letting boys be boys.

My friend, the conservative commentator Allie Stucky, addressed this issue in a powerful “Prager University” segment.

“The growing problem in today’s society isn’t that men are too masculine; it’s that they’re not masculine enough,” she said. “When men embrace their masculinity in a way that is healthy and productive, they are leaders, warriors and heroes. When they deny their masculinity, they run away from responsibilities, leaving destruction and despair in their wake.”

In other words, men behaving badly is not a chromosome issue, it’s an issue of the heart.

“Here’s a secret that every woman knows: Women want real men—men they can count on and, yes, look up to. No amount of feminist theory will change that,” Stuckey said. “I don’t know any woman, at any age, who is attracted to a passive man who looks to her to be his provider, protector and leader. Every woman I know wants a strong, responsible man. That’s not a consequence of a social construct or cultural pressure—it’s innate.”

And that’s what bothers me the most about the Gillette commercial. It's an incredibly unfair stretch to lump all men into the hashtag “me too” basket.

Most of the guys I know are gentlemen - they provide for their families, they protect their loved ones and they stand up to the bullies. They’ve been doing what men have done since the days of Adam.

Enough with the gender shaming, Gillette. Before too long, they’ll be telling us to shave our legs.

Nailed it! (oops, can I say that, was that offensive) grin
Posted By: corky

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 05:47 PM

"That might be how you perceive it, but that's not the message."

If that is the way most people perceive it then that is the message.
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 05:54 PM

Some people have yet to overcome the trauma the PC manipulation of the last 20 years and are afraid to speak their minds today freely. I see Kevin Hart got the boot from the Oscars for homophobic joke from 20 years ago, PC has become a weapon today to control the narrative.
Posted By: Traps R Us

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 05:57 PM

obviously the ad is working, just look at the number of comments in this forum. It is getting attention, which is the goal of advertising.
just like Nike with Kaepernick, everyone is talking about this ad!
For my opinion, I think I am going to grow a beard!
Posted By: Saskquatch

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 06:01 PM

Not sure what the message was supposed to be, but I have now an uncontrollable urge to slap the wife on the (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) and go full WWF with the kids when they get home.
Posted By: Ryan McLeod

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 06:04 PM

I just turned a couple Marten fur out. Nice dark ones.
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 06:15 PM

Originally Posted by Traps R Us
obviously the ad is working, just look at the number of comments in this forum. It is getting attention, which is the goal of advertising.
just like Nike with Kaepernick, everyone is talking about this ad!
For my opinion, I think I am going to grow a beard!



Not always I did not care what razor I used a few days ago but I do now, I hope the next story on the news is how busy dollar shave has become! LOL
Posted By: Posco

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 06:19 PM

Originally Posted by Law Dog
Some people have yet to overcome the trauma the PC manipulation of the last 20 years and are afraid to speak their minds today freely. I see Kevin Hart got the boot from the Oscars for homophobic joke from 20 years ago, PC has become a weapon today to control the narrative.


But there is finally some pushback to it. People have been weary of it for a long time and then Trump came along and exposed the divide.
Posted By: KeithC

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 06:19 PM

Originally Posted by Saskquatch
Not sure what the message was supposed to be, but I have now an uncontrollable urge to slap the wife on the (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) and go full WWF with the kids when they get home.


LOL!

Keith
Posted By: Posco

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 06:25 PM

Give yourself some options.

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Posted By: elkaholic

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 06:42 PM

Originally Posted by Law Dog
Some people have yet to overcome the trauma the PC manipulation of the last 20 years and are afraid to speak their minds today freely. I see Kevin Hart got the boot from the Oscars for homophobic joke from 20 years ago, PC has become a weapon today to control the narrative.



He didn't get the boot. He withdrew from doing it after the homophobic tweets were discovered. Heck Ellen is trying to get him to reconsider.
Posted By: Catch22

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 07:07 PM

Originally Posted by KeithC
Originally Posted by Saskquatch
Not sure what the message was supposed to be, but I have now an uncontrollable urge to slap the wife on the (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman) and go full WWF with the kids when they get home.


LOL!

Keith

Hey, I didn't think we were supposed to encourage this kind of behavior, I thought we were to hold him accountable. laugh
Posted By: cci

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 07:14 PM

You are all scaring me with this talk. I have to go curl up in a ball
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 07:14 PM

Originally Posted by elkaholic
Originally Posted by Law Dog
Some people have yet to overcome the trauma the PC manipulation of the last 20 years and are afraid to speak their minds today freely. I see Kevin Hart got the boot from the Oscars for homophobic joke from 20 years ago, PC has become a weapon today to control the narrative.



He didn't get the boot. He withdrew from doing it after the homophobic tweets were discovered. Heck Ellen is trying to get him to reconsider.



They showed him doing his routine about him not wanting his son to be gay was what I seen I was in at the end of it by then. Thanks
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 07:34 PM

Sure are a lot of snowflakes on here, getting all offended over a commercial, lol.

https://reason.com/blog/2019/01/15/gillette-ad-toxic-masculinity-men-me-too
Posted By: 330-Trapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 09:09 PM

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Posted By: Catch22

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 09:09 PM

laugh laugh laugh
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 09:13 PM

Holy crap ! laugh
Posted By: 330-Trapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 09:18 PM

Originally Posted by AntiGov
Holy crap ! laugh

Yah...its changed somewhat the las couple years


grin
Posted By: goldnut

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 09:31 PM

Im sure not for sexual harassment or bullying. But what I did find odd is that the ad is implying that that men shouldnt act like dogs in heat but it shows the women dancing in bikinis and another struting down the street in tight shorts and a mid drift shirt. Maybe men should act more like gentlemen and women might want to act more like ladies if men so offend them. Im betting a lot of women are trying to attract attention. I also think the cartoon inserted in the video was probably from the 50s.
Posted By: loosegoose

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 09:36 PM

That dad broke up two boys wrestling around....does that mean I should stop giving my boys stick "swords" and telling them to run the other through, so it sticks out their brothers backs? grin They sure seem to enjoy it.
Posted By: Wolfwoman

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 09:50 PM

Originally Posted by PAskinner
Originally Posted by yotetrapper30


Did you watch it? They're saying if you let your kids get into fights, call a lady sweetie, goose your wife's butt, etc... that you're toxic. They want you to "shave away" your toxic masculinity and become a nice little girly man that hugs coyotes and eats tofu.

Umm. No, I didn't get that at all....all I got from it was don't be a pervert or let your kid be a bully.


That's what I saw too, I think it's called being a gentleman. I could be wrong.
Posted By: 330-Trapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 10:07 PM

Originally Posted by loosegoose
That dad broke up two boys wrestling around....does that mean I should stop giving my boys stick "swords" and telling them to run the other through, so it sticks out their brothers backs? grin They sure seem to enjoy it.

Let er' Rip! Great job!
Posted By: KeithC

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 10:47 PM

Originally Posted by loosegoose
That dad broke up two boys wrestling around....does that mean I should stop giving my boys stick "swords" and telling them to run the other through, so it sticks out their brothers backs? grin They sure seem to enjoy it.


Get them some fencing helmets and a good coat of trigger and encourage then to go at it. They'll be able to beat up all the wussy boys and get all the girls that are worth having.

Stupid "modern" women think they want wussy men they can boss around. Most will never stay happy in those kind of relationships Most women really want a well rounded man, they can respect.

A friend of mine, Sarah, was dating a nice, but incredibly wussy and overly submissive guy named Ben. They got engaged and Sarah asked me what I thought. I told her that Ben was not man enough for her. I told her that he did not challenge her and that she would get tired of having a guy that always did what she told him too. Sarah has a tendency to be a little manic at times. I told her she needed a man that would reign her in. She immediately got mad at me. A few weeks later she called me and told me that she had called off her engagement. She said that I was 100% correct about Ben not being a strong enough man for her. She told me she had asked her parents and several other friends for advice about getting engaged and all said that he was great for her. After she called off the engagement everyone of them her told her that they thought the same things about Ben, I did and that they did not tell her because they did not want to upset her. She was very appreciative of my honesty.

A couple of years later, she got engaged to a much better, more manly man, after again asking my opinion first. They told me they are going to name their first son Keith.

Keith
Posted By: yotetrapper30

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 11:22 PM

Originally Posted by PAskinner
Sure are a lot of snowflakes on here, getting all offended over a commercial, lol.

https://reason.com/blog/2019/01/15/gillette-ad-toxic-masculinity-men-me-too


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.
Posted By: Catch22

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 11:33 PM

Well said Angela!
Posted By: Lugnut

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 11:36 PM

X 2
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/16/19 11:44 PM

X3
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 01:03 AM

Originally Posted by yotetrapper30
Originally Posted by PAskinner
Sure are a lot of snowflakes on here, getting all offended over a commercial, lol.

https://reason.com/blog/2019/01/15/gillette-ad-toxic-masculinity-men-me-too


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.

Wow, you are sure reading a lot into it that is not even suggested.
Since when can a boy not be a boy and still have feelings?
Who is telling boys they can't be strong? Or women they should not be feminine?
You are just making this stuff up.
The only message was don't be a jerk, a bully, or a pervert. My wife watched it and also wondered what the big debate is.
Posted By: yotetrapper30

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 01:06 AM

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. crazy
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 01:21 AM

Originally Posted by yotetrapper30
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. crazy

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.
Posted By: Catch22

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 01:28 AM

Originally Posted by PAskinner
Originally Posted by yotetrapper30
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. crazy

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.

He's right Angela, we so need a razor company to tell the Men of this world how to behave. crazy
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 01:52 AM

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!
Posted By: Zim

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 02:01 AM

Originally Posted by white17
Chainsaw !


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
Posted By: Lugnut

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 02:04 AM

Originally Posted by Law Dog
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!


That's pretty much it in a nutshell Law Dog.

White, heterosexual males in this Country have been taking a beating from various women's groups and most liberal sources for a long time. This commercial is more of the same. It assumes men need to be told not to act like cavemen because after all, we're just a bunch of insensitive, chauvinistic pigs.
Posted By: 330-Trapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 02:09 AM

Originally Posted by yotetrapper30
Originally Posted by PAskinner
Sure are a lot of snowflakes on here, getting all offended over a commercial, lol.

https://reason.com/blog/2019/01/15/gillette-ad-toxic-masculinity-men-me-too


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.

Wow...Dead On!!!
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 03:44 AM

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?
Posted By: Aaron Proffitt

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 03:57 AM

Originally Posted by Law Dog
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?


Vividly
Posted By: Tactical.20

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 04:26 AM

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

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 04:28 AM

I think I'm gonna go against this cry to denut dudes by using a STRAIGHT razor.
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 04:28 AM

Originally Posted by Tactical.20
40 years I used their razors, blades, time to look on line and see what else I can buy, I like the two blade



I use the shick slim sensitive skin 2 blade........awesome
Posted By: Sharon

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 04:54 AM

Originally Posted by Zim
Originally Posted by white17
Chainsaw !


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






Great story, Zim ! I can see that happening clearly. I really like the whole NW area cool Like it a lot ! Tough characters are common in this neck of the woods, and they don't take no mess grin

That guy absolutely was obtuse in choosing those gypos to pester !

Posted By: Hutchy

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 11:09 AM

Gillette is just trying to sell razors. Why would they want the world full of many men, grizzly Adams types?

Let's face it, even the "lumbersexual" movement hasn't exactly been good for business.

What their shareholders want is a world full of nice obedient clean-shaven limp wristed pillow biters.

Darn society, they probably just want to sell razors.
Posted By: SkunkQuillWant

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 12:20 PM

This space left blank the words I want to use are not allowed on here
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 01:10 PM

I'm still waiting for someone to point out something in the actual video that does any of what they say it does.
Instead of "Let's boycott them because they pointed out that being a gentleman is better than being a dirtbag."
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 01:16 PM

"You are born a dirt bag if you are born with testicles but you don't have to be with gillette."
Posted By: corky

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 01:26 PM

Not many businesses thrive by insulting their customer base.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 01:34 PM

I guess we are still looking for an apology or accountability for the way the media took the me too movement and tried to destroy a man's life, instead it would seem their supporters are doubling down.

They would love to have celebrated great men in a comercial but "we couldn't find any."
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 02:41 PM

Just look at the R Kelly fiasco going on now there is a TV series on now (Surviving R Kelly) accusing him of abusing a lot of the ladies and teens, protests at Sony studios to drop him from their record label the condemning of his record studio in Chicago. Did he do it, most likely it's true but he has never been convicted of anything yet so just think where this kind of thing could snowball into, the Salem witch hunt days all over.
Posted By: Ol' Smoke

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 03:44 PM

Proudly boycotting the entire shaving industry since 1982.
Posted By: seiowatrapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 04:04 PM

Originally Posted by KeithC
Originally Posted by loosegoose
That dad broke up two boys wrestling around....does that mean I should stop giving my boys stick "swords" and telling them to run the other through, so it sticks out their brothers backs? grin They sure seem to enjoy it.


Get them some fencing helmets and a good coat of trigger and encourage then to go at it. They'll be able to beat up all the wussy boys and get all the girls that are worth having.

Stupid "modern" women think they want wussy men they can boss around. Most will never stay happy in those kind of relationships Most women really want a well rounded man, they can respect.

A friend of mine, Sarah, was dating a nice, but incredibly wussy and overly submissive guy named Ben. They got engaged and Sarah asked me what I thought. I told her that Ben was not man enough for her. I told her that he did not challenge her and that she would get tired of having a guy that always did what she told him too. Sarah has a tendency to be a little manic at times. I told her she needed a man that would reign her in. She immediately got mad at me. A few weeks later she called me and told me that she had called off her engagement. She said that I was 100% correct about Ben not being a strong enough man for her. She told me she had asked her parents and several other friends for advice about getting engaged and all said that he was great for her. After she called off the engagement everyone of them her told her that they thought the same things about Ben, I did and that they did not tell her because they did not want to upset her. She was very appreciative of my honesty.

A couple of years later, she got engaged to a much better, more manly man, after again asking my opinion first. They told me they are going to name their first son Keith.

Keith


Nice, well done, for real.
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 04:18 PM

Originally Posted by HobbieTrapper
"You are born a dirt bag if you are born with testicles but you don't have to be with gillette."


Where did you get that message? Can mascinity be toxic if it's used wrong? Sure, so can femimity. We are all born sinners, so all our facilities, male or female, are corrupted. Being a dirt bag or not is a choice that comes about because of what principles we decide to follow. We can take the high road, and be men of honor, or the low road and be angry neanderthals. Again, why are people ticked off by someone saying they can be better? We all have room for improvement. Our society has become increasingly rude, until the standard debate on the 'net between anyone of two different opinions soon degrades into calling each other obscene names. These are grown ups I'm talking about, and it's not just the liberals, it's both sides. In fact, it's a shame that people we call liberal had to be the ones to start the push back against widespread sexual harassment by many of their own people. Meanwhile, the people I usually respect, the religious, conservative right, were busy defending the president against multiple allegations of sexual misconduct. Sometimes I feel like I've fallen down the rabbit hole with Alice in wonderland and nothing makes sense, and I don't recognize my own people. Seems everyone is too busy screaming "libtard" and "Trump Lover" at each other to accomplish anything.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 04:39 PM

Do you really believe that they would spend that kind of money to target such a small percentage of population that fills the bill of bullying and "gropers"?
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 04:42 PM

Targeting the millennials and their disposable incomes most likely!
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 04:48 PM

Originally Posted by Law Dog
Targeting the millennials and their disposable incomes most likely!


LMAO!
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 05:07 PM

Originally Posted by HobbieTrapper
Do you really believe that they would spend that kind of money to target such a small percentage of population that fills the bill of bullying and "gropers"?

Is it small? No I believe they are targeting the majority of people, who they would assume would agree with this message no matter what their political affiliation, or religion, etc. Apparently they underestimated how angry and confused the majority is.
Posted By: washxc

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 05:16 PM

PAskinner. I appreciate your points. But, I think the reason that the majority is angry is because the commercial paints the majority as being toxic, uncaring males. The reality is that most people (men and women) are good, caring people. I'd hate to see a commercial that stereotypes other genders/ethnicities as much as this one does.
Posted By: Trapper7

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 05:32 PM

It's already gotten to the point where you have to be so careful what you say to the opposite sex for fear they may turn it against you if you are a male. All of these ads are aimed at white males being the perpetrator. I USED to buy a lot of Gillette products (after shave, cologne, deodorant, etc). They just lost a customer. What trash!
Posted By: white17

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 05:32 PM

Originally Posted by Zim
Originally Posted by white17
Chainsaw !


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



I can see that happening in Yaak ! I don't know what would be worse. The yanking of hair by the roots or the specter of that saw coming towards your head.

Who would be dumb enough to be disrespectful in a crowd like that ? ! shocked
Posted By: Sharon

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 05:55 PM

grin
Posted By: trapper20

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 06:11 PM

now its not ok to be a man. can't wait for mandatory castrating at birth so we can't infect anyone laugh
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 06:41 PM

Originally Posted by washxc
PAskinner. I appreciate your points. But, I think the reason that the majority is angry is because the commercial paints the majority as being toxic, uncaring males. The reality is that most people (men and women) are good, caring people. I'd hate to see a commercial that stereotypes other genders/ethnicities as much as this one does.

Every one is born toxic. There are no good people. It's called sin. We have to be taught what is right behavior. I never even paid attention to skin color in the commercial. There is only one race as far as I'm concerned.
In a world where porn sites now get more traffic the Netflix, I would say yes, American men have a problem.
Like I said before, it blows my mind that the right is upset about somebody pointing out that we need to take the moral high road. We used to be the leaders in that regard. What happened to the moral majority?
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 07:15 PM

Thank you for assuming the only people visiting porn sites are men Jesus.
Posted By: HobbieTrapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 07:24 PM

Btw, "there are no good people in the eyes of God", simply because thinking of sin is seen by God. Not so much for people. A kid that voluntarily mows the lawns of veterans in the neighborhood is seen as a good kid because they see that instead of the chicken choking going on.
Posted By: DelawareRob

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 07:28 PM

Originally Posted by HobbieTrapper
Thank you for assuming the only people visiting porn sites are men Jesus.


Women go to them also? Are you saying women have sexual urges just like men?

BTW, I think porn is gross and is very degrading to all parties involved.
But, that is, like my opinion, man.



What grinds my gears about most commercials and tv shows nowadays, is that all men are portrayed as stupid and inept.
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 08:36 PM

Originally Posted by HobbieTrapper
Thank you for assuming the only people visiting porn sites are men Jesus.

Statistically the majority are. And my name isn't Jesus, but thanks for the compliment.
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 08:40 PM

Originally Posted by HobbieTrapper
Btw, "there are no good people in the eyes of God", simply because thinking of sin is seen by God. Not so much for people. A kid that voluntarily mows the lawns of veterans in the neighborhood is seen as a good kid because they see that instead of the chicken choking going on.

Chicken choking? I have no idea what you're talking about.
It isn't just because God sees our thoughts. It's because we are all sinners by birth, and will always struggle with a sin nature. Assuming we even struggle instead of just giving in.
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 09:56 PM

The biggest issue I see with the ad is it targets the common working man more then anything else, remember what started this "movement" it was not the working stiff. Where are the Hollywood directors, producers and actors? Also the Politicians, CEOs and not a peep about the Music industry that is one of the biggest promoters of female abuse.

The next time "Ice Chip" makes a song about kicking them "witches" and slapping them "garden tools" will the elite say it's a great piece of art then?
Posted By: Machias

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 10:01 PM

"slapping them "garden tools" grin
Posted By: yotetrapper30

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 11:17 PM

Originally Posted by PAskinner

Every one is born toxic. There are no good people. It's called sin. We have to be taught what is right behavior. I never even paid attention to skin color in the commercial. There is only one race as far as I'm concerned.


You might not pay attention to race, but Gillette obviously did. See many minorities in these toxic men???

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Posted By: Lugnut

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/17/19 11:52 PM

I said it on page one:

Originally Posted by Lugnut
Anybody else notice that all but one of the bullies and sexist pigs were white and the majority of the enlightened heros were not?


The message here is clear. Even if PAskinner can't, or won't, understand it.
Posted By: yotetrapper30

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 12:01 AM

Originally Posted by Lugnut
I said it on page one:

Originally Posted by Lugnut
Anybody else notice that all but one of the bullies and sexist pigs were white and the majority of the enlightened heros were not?


The message here is clear. Even if PAskinner can't, or won't, understand it.


I know ya did. I just thought pictures might speak louder than words since PA seems to be hard of hearing, lol.
Posted By: RM trapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 12:08 AM

I coach youth club football and my boys play and have since they were 5, and I get about 20 people a year tell me how wrong and barbaric it is
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 12:13 AM

It has a lot to do with power and control just what power does the average working Joe or horned up teenager have?
Posted By: tjm

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 12:20 AM

Ya know, the most surprising thing to me is that Gillette is still in business after all these years, I tried their safety razor blades in high school and the throw away some years later and the Foamy stuff a couple times; every Gillette product I ever tried in 50 years of dealing with facial hair was at best inferior.
Did they change or are there just that many people that have soft whiskers?

>and yes I noticed the racism in the video, but we expect that don't we?
Posted By: Zim

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 12:52 AM

I can see that happening in Yaak ! I don't know what would be worse. The yanking of hair by the roots or the specter of that saw coming towards your head.

Who would be dumb enough to be disrespectful in a crowd like that ? ! shocked[/quote]


White, back then the local folks were a bit jumpy as a guy at a fire tower had been dismembered by a group of devil worshipers. From time to time you would see them along the road in remote places, their faces were painted white.
Folks from California were already streaming in, yep way back then.
I stagged my pants, wore suspenders and chewed Copenhagen just so as to fit in. Refined my poker playing skills and learned to like whiskey too.
I never met a finer group of people than I did there, if you were a decent person yourself you did not have to look for a friend, they were right there.

Zim
Posted By: Mike in A-town

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 12:54 AM

Originally Posted by DelawareRob
What grinds my gears about most commercials and tv shows nowadays, is that all men are portrayed as stupid and inept.


My dad griped about this when I was a kid...

Remember the Robitussin commercial where mom is sick in bed... And dad shows off how he ironed his shirt, but scorched the back of it, and then he and the kids wreck the house?

Most commercials and sitcoms portray men as bumbling morons who can barely tie their shoes... Especially if they're white heterosexuals.

Mike
Posted By: Sharon

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 01:22 AM

Originally Posted by Zim
I can see that happening in Yaak ! I don't know what would be worse. The yanking of hair by the roots or the specter of that saw coming towards your head.

Who would be dumb enough to be disrespectful in a crowd like that ? ! shocked



White, back then the local folks were a bit jumpy as a guy at a fire tower had been dismembered by a group of devil worshipers. From time to time you would see them along the road in remote places, their faces were painted white.
Folks from California were already streaming in, yep way back then.
I stagged my pants, wore suspenders and chewed Copenhagen just so as to fit in. Refined my poker playing skills and learned to like whiskey too.
I never met a finer group of people than I did there, if you were a decent person yourself you did not have to look for a friend, they were right there.

Zim
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Yes sir, Zim, there are lots of folks in the area who would be there to help out if needed . Thats just how the folks are at every gun range in this area, as well as others I know. Good down home regular people , polite, friendly, and true to the west, believe in an armed society being a polite one.

Those strange ones are never even heard about . I haven't and Ive been here a while and know many locals that were born here. Must have been like that one fella, and pestered the wrong folks smile Maybe that helped the wrong folks from moving in, too .....

Many from CA moved away, as back then, the summers were wet and very cool and often cloudy....hence the huge conifers that grace the area to this day. Not the hot sun climates they expected.

Lots of woods, mountains, sleepy little towns here and there....

The best of both worlds smile
Posted By: KeithC

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 01:33 AM

Originally Posted by Mike in A-town
Originally Posted by DelawareRob
What grinds my gears about most commercials and tv shows nowadays, is that all men are portrayed as stupid and inept.


My dad griped about this when I was a kid...

Remember the Robitussin commercial where mom is sick in bed... And dad shows off how he ironed his shirt, but scorched the back of it, and then he and the kids wreck the house?

Most commercials and sitcoms portray men as bumbling morons who can barely tie their shoes... Especially if they're white heterosexuals.

Mike



If minorities or women were portrayed the way white, heterosexual men typically are portrayed in commercials, the liberals would go insane. Most of the greatest inventions off all time were invited by white men. We are now supposed to be ashamed of acknowledging that fact.

Keith
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 02:12 AM

Originally Posted by yotetrapper30
Originally Posted by PAskinner

Every one is born toxic. There are no good people. It's called sin. We have to be taught what is right behavior. I never even paid attention to skin color in the commercial. There is only one race as far as I'm concerned.


You might not pay attention to race, but Gillette obviously did. See many minorities in these toxic men???

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Oh good grief... second guy looks Mexican, but who cares?
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 02:20 AM

That aint no mexican ......
Posted By: KeithC

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 02:22 AM

Mexican is a nationality, not a race. There are Mexicans of many different races and mix raced Mexicans. There are lots of 100% Caucasian Mexicans.

Keith
Posted By: Iowagian

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 02:40 AM

Originally Posted by PAskinner
Originally Posted by HobbieTrapper
Do you really believe that they would spend that kind of money to target such a small percentage of population that fills the bill of bullying and "gropers"?

Is it small? No I believe they are targeting the majority of people, who they would assume would agree with this message no matter what their political affiliation, or religion, etc. Apparently they underestimated how angry and confused the majority is.


Gillette, it’s for pussies. Don’t forget to shave your (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman)...cat.
Posted By: Catch22

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 02:42 AM

laugh
Posted By: Mike in A-town

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 02:58 AM

Originally Posted by AntiGov
That aint no mexican ......


The giveaway is the grill. Mexican folks don't grill... The beans always fall through and get burnt.

Mike
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 03:01 AM

Originally Posted by Mike in A-town
Originally Posted by AntiGov
That aint no mexican ......


The giveaway is the grill. Mexican folks don't grill... The beans always fall through and get burnt.

Mike



Lol , I was thinking the same but..........
Posted By: Foxpaw

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 03:03 AM

My moral compass is really spinning on this one. Im still trying to figure what common sense is. I mean common sense --- not the meaning of the word is is, lol.

I doubt any advertiser is interested in whats right or whats wrong, just the biggest spenders.

An old saying is "those who forget the past are condemned to repeat it". It was used by many leaders to get their point across and then one guy named Jim Jones used it as his slogans on signs on the back of his inside and outside thrones. It worked well with his brainwashing techniques. Blackmail is a powerful tool, whether its one individual or or country of individuals.
once people do a few stupid things then not only are they held accountable forever but maybe anyone resembling them. Was that Lady Justice that was blind?
Why cant boy scouts just be boy scouts anymore, Seems everything has to have a twisted moral these days. When people do things even after they repent and pay, they still never can get loose from some particular crowds. Once the stink gets out of a skunk it cant be put back in.
How many men do you know that could swing across a stage naked on a wrecking ball and recover. Maybe the better question is how many would want to in the first place?
Seems Apostle Paul had a problem in Acts 21 and 22 where he was spread out a little thin. Anyone who stands for right will always be pulled, and there he finds the meaning of Grace.
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 02:40 PM

Originally Posted by Iowagian

Gillette, it’s for pussies. Don’t forget to shave your (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman)...cat.


I shave my face about once a week, around the whiskers. Seem to be a lot of ultra sensitive males on here that are offended that I'm not offended. Kinda amusing when you think about it. But, find your safe space and hug your teddy bears for awhile and you'll feel better. smile
Posted By: Lugnut

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 02:49 PM

They say ignorance is bliss.
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 03:14 PM

I though he was offended by the people that were offended? wink
Posted By: waggler

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 03:37 PM

It's been obvious for a few years now that there is a direct assault against our Western/Judeo/Christian culture and its values. The assault demonstrated in this Gillette commercial goes even beyond that, and would offend the sensibilities of people in most other cultures as well.

However, this is really just an insult on our intelligence; as though they think this is going to really change the way people think. I don't get too worried about stuff like this, this faulty way of thinking is not sustainable, truth will win; I choose to take the long-term view, and not get too upset about it, it will right itself in the end.
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 05:04 PM

So now we will need to wait for the ladies to hit on us then, not sure where this will take us in the future what's the new way we need to interact to be acceptable? Will we dance like a whooping crane flapping our arms like a fool (I know that strutting like a turkey won't work!) LOL
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 05:05 PM

Originally Posted by Law Dog
I though he was offended by the people that were offended? wink

Nope, you are quite free to be offended, but what happens when you are offended? Um, nothing at all. And what I said was the people are offended because I'm not offended.
If I'm gonna be offended by a commercial, how about the many commercials that imply if you drink a certain beverage or buy a certain car, beautiful women will flock to you?
Not only is it blatantly false, it makes all women look like bimbos and all guys look like mindless idiots.
I'm offended, but I don't expect anyone to care, lol.
Posted By: Lugnut

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 05:09 PM

Beautiful women do flock to me. If Pepsi or Toyota want to take credit for that...there's nothing I can do...
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 05:10 PM

Just watched a game show when asked what first attracted her to her husband her reply was he had a nice car! LOL
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 06:20 PM

No wonder most get divorced, if that's how they choose thier spouses.
Originally Posted by Lugnut
Beautiful women do flock to me. If Pepsi or Toyota want to take credit for that...there's nothing I can do...

I've seen your picture, lol...you ain't all that.
Posted By: Lugnut

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 06:39 PM

Don't hate me because I'm beautiful.
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 06:42 PM

Originally Posted by Lugnut
Don't hate me because I'm beautiful.


His nick name is "Eye candy " the girls keep saying! LOL
Posted By: Lugnut

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 07:34 PM

grin
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/18/19 07:44 PM

Originally Posted by Lugnut
Don't hate me because I'm beautiful.

When they look at you fondy, it isn't what you think. You just remind them of their grandpas.
Posted By: 330-Trapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/19/19 03:01 PM

https://daily.comms.yahoo.net/T/v40...KTXg2GvzBXXObS9uZfK3XL_QtCwvEzYEqrVEClg=

Gun Happy Family join the Resistance
Posted By: white17

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/19/19 06:59 PM

Originally Posted by Law Dog
So now we will need to wait for the ladies to hit on us then, not sure where this will take us in the future what's the new way we need to interact to be acceptable? Will we dance like a whooping crane flapping our arms like a fool (I know that strutting like a turkey won't work!) LOL


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Posted By: Catch22

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/19/19 07:07 PM

My eyes, my eyes.........Noooooooooooooo. grin
Posted By: AntiGov

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/19/19 07:14 PM

Just Nasty...........but not as fugly as moochelle grin
Posted By: 330-Trapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/19/19 07:18 PM

I'm Blind!!!
Posted By: Sharon

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/19/19 07:26 PM

grin
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/19/19 07:27 PM

Nobody is talking about female toxicity why is that? laugh

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Posted By: Sharon

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/19/19 07:38 PM

Jerry......that was just un nessessary ......my skin is crawling !

Cant stand "her"
Posted By: Law Dog

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/19/19 07:54 PM

Originally Posted by Sharon
Jerry......that was just un nessessary ......my skin is crawling !

Cant stand "her"


Off to my safe space now! cry
Posted By: Sharon

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/19/19 07:58 PM

LOL Youre ok Jerry grin

Ill never forget when "she" was interviewing Tom Selleck ... attacked him verbally about his affiliation with NRA....he took the high road and by the time it was over, it was obvious who the fool was.

He was dignified in maturity through the whole thing .
Posted By: yotetrapper30

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/19/19 10:29 PM

If you want to see some real toxic femininity on display, just google some pictures of today's women's march. I would post them here, but they're so disgusting I'd be banned for life.
Posted By: yotetrapper30

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/19/19 11:16 PM

Now see, THIS is the kind of commercial Gillette COULD have made.

Posted By: BORGY

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/20/19 12:01 AM

I don't understand where these companies get their financial advice from, cereal boxes? To me it just seems insane to target your main consumer. Yes I know women shave too, but I have to believe men's products outsell women's. I've been wrong before, but why cut your market in half?
Posted By: Iowagian

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/20/19 01:01 AM

Originally Posted by PAskinner
Originally Posted by Iowagian

Gillette, it’s for pussies. Don’t forget to shave your (This word is unacceptable on Trapperman)...cat.


I shave my face about once a week, around the whiskers. Seem to be a lot of ultra sensitive males on here that are offended that I'm not offended. Kinda amusing when you think about it. But, find your safe space and hug your teddy bears for awhile and you'll feel better. smile


What about shaving away toxic femininity?
Shaving away toxic Christianity?
Shaving away toxic homosexuality?
Shaving away toxic transsexualism?
Shaving away toxic Pedophelia?
Shaving away toxic Islamist behavior?
Shaving away toxic fur harvesting behavior?

I could go on and on but you just don’t get it..go ahead and accept the premise of toxic masculinity! Obviously you are a toxic man. Gillette told me you are....and you are a trapper I assume..so definitely a toxic male. You need to be neutered.
Posted By: danny clifton

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/20/19 01:41 AM

I think its normal for a couple 8 year olds to find out who can whip who. Pretty common among high school boys too though at that age its easy for somebody to get hurt and it ought to be discouraged whenever that's possible.

when a woman puts on a pair of shorty shorts or other revealing clothing, she wants attention. she may claim otherwise but there is no other reason to do it. doesn't give a man the right to touch her. pretty sorry to whistle and make lewd comments also. if women were completely ignored when wearing sexy clothing like they claim they want, they would quit dressing provocatively

if women were not interested in a mans vehicle men would drive the cheapest one they could find. 90% of the 4wd diesel pickups and sportscars would go unsold.

pretty stupid to pretend men and women are wired the same.
Posted By: coyotesoldier229

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/20/19 12:38 PM

I don’t get caught up in all the social movements these days. The only movements I worry about is the one I take when I get up in the morning and the one after lunch. Don’t need a razor commercial to tell me to be a good person, or how live day to day. Raised knowing doing good deeds for fellow man and woman is what you do, because it’s the right thing to do. Shaving won’t take away toxicity. What you do every day as a human is what drives out any type of toxicity. It’s easy to hate. Wonder how many of you have called or sent gillete emails to show your displeasure with their ad, or sat behind your handles on social media jawing away. Don’t give them the attention, you’ve created ten pages of ads on here for them, that’s free advertising
Posted By: 330-Trapper

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/20/19 01:11 PM

Pretty Good yotetrapper30
Posted By: jasonv

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/20/19 01:58 PM

The emasculation of America continues.

Everyone spread some extra testosterone today to make up for it.


I use an old fashioned safety razor and the refills are not Gillette!
Posted By: lumberjack391

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/20/19 02:12 PM

I remember a commercial from a few years ago where a father was showing his daughter how to shave- I still have PTSD from that one.
Posted By: PAskinner

Re: Gillette Commercial - 01/20/19 02:43 PM

Originally Posted by Iowagian
I shave my face about once a week, around the whiskers. Seem to be a lot of ultra sensitive males on here that are offended that I'm not offended. Kinda amusing when you think about it. But, find your safe space and hug your teddy bears for awhile and you'll feel better. smile[/quote


What about shaving away toxic femininity?
Shaving away toxic Christianity?
Shaving away toxic homosexuality?
Shaving away toxic transsexualism?
Shaving away toxic Pedophelia?
Shaving away toxic Islamist behavior?
Shaving away toxic fur harvesting behavior?

I could go on and on but you just don’t get it..go ahead and accept the premise of toxic masculinity! Obviously you are a toxic man. Gillette told me you are....and you are a trapper I assume..so definitely a toxic male. You need to be neutered.


Nope, drop the toxic and keep the masculinity.
https://www.familylife.com/articles...=link-lose-the-toxic-not-the-masculinity
All those other topics are worth talking about, but you're just diverting. And the fact that you instanting jumped to being crude tells me all I need to know.
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