The Southeast Asian theatre is central to the Great Power contest between the US and China. It’s also a landscape where middle powers—France, the UK, Turkey—are shaping the strategic environment.
Mini deal will likely see no cut in 10% baseline tariff on Indian exports announced by Trump on 2 April, it is learnt, but additional 26% tariffs are set to be reduced.
Capable of being fired in plain and high-altitude areas, it has day-and-night capability and two-way data link to support post-launch target, aim-point update.
Public, loud, upfront, filled with impropriety and high praise sometimes laced with insults. This is what we call Trumplomacy. But the larger objective is the same: American supremacy.
Just have trashed all the Gillette products with me. Never would buy any more .. would do best to dissuade people around. Masculinity or femininity or any group is equally toxic or non toxic .. You are out to kill masculinity .. Celebrate men .. they are king
Effect of adv … Just sent all my gillette stuff to dustbin .. vowed never to buy them till life. The adv was too toxic.. so does appear your dumb views
Dear God, this women is actually a lecturer in marketing. Brands can certainly celebrate masculinity and there’s absolute no need to be negative and sexist as this Gillette advert was which strongly suggested that most men are bad and need to be reformed by ‘some’ men, ie the few that aren’t abusive. Only a feminist could miss that sort of crude anti-male sexism. ‘Toxic masculinity’ is a bogus feminist concept. There’s no more toxic masculinity than there is toxic femininity, toxic blackness or toxic gayness. There’s just acting vilely or not, regardless of what group you belong to. How a marketing lecturer could ever think it a good idea to scold and preach to your customers is beyond me.
I’m a man and I do not feel belittled or insulted by this advertisement. I feel pity for your fragile idea of masculinity that falls at the sight of a mere advertisement. You do indeed have Butter Balls.
Grow a real pair.
“I feel pity for your fragile idea of masculinity that falls at the sight of a mere advertisement”
Would you begrudge anyone else – women, ethnic minorities – the right of being offended at a “mere advertisement”?
Why is it OK to trash some groups and not others? That’s the point being made.
Let’s make an ad on toxic feminity, bet the brand would be legislated out of business before the end of the week.
They even prevented the screening of the documentary Red Pill which is about men’s rights and then this. Hypocrisy just got up and died.
The Anti-Millennial
Just have trashed all the Gillette products with me. Never would buy any more .. would do best to dissuade people around. Masculinity or femininity or any group is equally toxic or non toxic .. You are out to kill masculinity .. Celebrate men .. they are king
Effect of adv … Just sent all my gillette stuff to dustbin .. vowed never to buy them till life. The adv was too toxic.. so does appear your dumb views
Dear God, this women is actually a lecturer in marketing. Brands can certainly celebrate masculinity and there’s absolute no need to be negative and sexist as this Gillette advert was which strongly suggested that most men are bad and need to be reformed by ‘some’ men, ie the few that aren’t abusive. Only a feminist could miss that sort of crude anti-male sexism. ‘Toxic masculinity’ is a bogus feminist concept. There’s no more toxic masculinity than there is toxic femininity, toxic blackness or toxic gayness. There’s just acting vilely or not, regardless of what group you belong to. How a marketing lecturer could ever think it a good idea to scold and preach to your customers is beyond me.
I’m a man and I do not feel belittled or insulted by this advertisement. I feel pity for your fragile idea of masculinity that falls at the sight of a mere advertisement. You do indeed have Butter Balls.
Grow a real pair.
“I feel pity for your fragile idea of masculinity that falls at the sight of a mere advertisement”
Would you begrudge anyone else – women, ethnic minorities – the right of being offended at a “mere advertisement”?
Why is it OK to trash some groups and not others? That’s the point being made.
Let’s make an ad on toxic feminity, bet the brand would be legislated out of business before the end of the week.
They even prevented the screening of the documentary Red Pill which is about men’s rights and then this. Hypocrisy just got up and died.
Sure.