'We can't hide from it': See Gillette's razor-sharp ad about toxic masculinity

No.

Correct.

 

You're wrong, but you refuse to do even a superficial exploration of the reality of women as the majority domestic abusers.

Such behavior emboldens and empowers abusers.

Ironic...

 

Already posted a link refuting your utter bullcrap. We all know you’re being disingenuous. You’re not fooling anyone.

 

I can provide links that purport to prove we didn't land on the moon, and that holograms hit the Twin Towers.

Reality is still reality, however.

In this case, the reality is that women commit the majority of domestic abuse.

Be a part of the solution, or continue to contribute to the problem via vigorous denial.

Your choice.

 

My problem with the statistics on domestic abuse is how would/do they accurately represent emotion abuse? That seems nearly impossible to quantify accurately.

 

That is an issue, yes.

Emotional, psychological and verbal abuse are rampant, and are accounted for in studies, but it becomes a more difficult area to quantify.

The bottom line is that we humans behave VERY badly, and need to address this.

The Gillette ad ignores the majority contributors to the problem while attacking one significant additional contributor.

If Gillette had been honest...

 

Scary thing is 4th Wave Feminists are VERY good at coming up with phony stats to back up their lies. I found a link to a site claiming men are 95% more likely to abuse than be abused. This simply flies in the face of stats I've been reading since Warren Farrel's "The Myth of Male Power". About 50-50 though men are better at violence and women more likely to report it. Feminists are doing their level best at taking over existing institutions and then bending them to their will to further spread fake stats and then have the system act upon those stats. And men die ever younger.

 

Nope. You're wrong...as usual.

 

Yup.

 

Problem.

Solution.

Choose which you want to be part of.

 

Problem: You're disingenuous
Solution: Keep pointing it out

 

I've managed to stop buying Charmin for starters. I, the man in a male/female marriage, do the vast majority of the shopping and cooking. (Doing so allows me to get and make what I like). I encourage men to keep your financial autonomy as much as possible.
Couse, the missus bought a Gillette pink razor for herself, insisting on the right to buy what she wants, regardless of my boycott. She's within her rights. I buy the generic grocery brand type. Works fine.

 

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Women are expected to do the same on the other side.