Shiny suds: What's in your shower cleaner?
When an army of animated little cleansing bubbles invades your bathroom, they don't always just clean up and leave.
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Horrible.
This ad trivializes sexual assault, harassment, and the like. It is inevitably triggering for many survivors of these kinds of attacks. It implies that if a woman makes the wrong "choice" of using chemical-laden cleaners, she will be punished and demeaned, and deserve it. This is called victim-blaming, folks.
Thank god this was taken down from their website.
Epic Fail.
This video made my stomach turn. Comparing nasty household chemicals to violating, humiliating leering minimizes the very real experiences of women. As much as I agree with the general idea, the ad was degrading to the very people most likely to buy these products.
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