Post: #1

Big brands like Ariel and Tide (from P&G) try to make men to women and Facebook COO is supporting it:

https://www.facebook.com/sheryl/videos/1...nref=story

Post: #2

Killer thread title bro

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Post: #4

Notice what all those companies sponsoring it have in common? They sell home products. Looks like South Park wasn't so far off the mark when they portrayed SJW's as being secretly manipulated by ads.

Post: #5

Doesn't take long in the comments for the SJWs to out-feminist each other.

Quote:I have to say I am disappointed to read what you write. I follow you and agree with your ideas of how to promote Women and strive for equality but this movie is none of the above.
Using the word "help", when the dad say I will help you mom more, just capture the stereotypes that the house work belongs to the women and the dad just helping her.
Dads should be partners. Not helpers. Not babysitters. Partners.
And this movie is keeping the traditional thinking that laundry is for mom. And if dad helps? Wow. He is amazing.
To me, this point of view is, in a nut shell Women's biggest problem.

Women's biggest problem - not mutilation, mass rape, sex slavery, beatings, etc - is a delegation of housework, in a house a man usually provides with labor-saving modern appliances a man probably purchased.

Post: #6

After reading that... it makes me want too fucking...