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Watch Company Launches Response To Gillette ‘Toxic Masculinity' Ad; It Goes Viral
2019-01-21
[DailyWire] On Tuesday, Egard Watch Company released an advertisement on YouTube in response to Gillette’s controversial ad regarding alleged "toxic masculinity."

The video features footage of men in various situations ‐ from fighting fires to hugging their children ‐ while the company’s founder, Ilan Srulovicz, narrates. The footage and narration are accompanied by sobering statistics relating to men.

"What is a man?" Srulovicz asks as a fireman carries a child from a burning building. "Is a man brave?" The on-screen text reads: "Men account for 93% of workplace fatalities." The number comes from the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS).

"Is a man a hero? Is a man a protector? Is a man vulnerable? Is a man disposable? Is a man broken? Is a man trying?"

As each of the above questions are asked, the following statistics are shown on the screen:
Site linked. You can even design your own watch!
Posted by:Anomalous Sources

#7  exactly!
Posted by: 746   2019-01-21 13:17  

#6  I don't wear a watch, but I am going to buy one anyway...
Posted by: 49 Pan   2019-01-21 13:11  

#5  #3 Gorb is correct, but the actual numbers are staggering: 132K Up Votes, 1.8K Down Votes
Posted by: Frank G   2019-01-21 11:50  

#4  "I wonder who enables this"

No, you don't, gorb. We all know.
Posted by: Barbara   2019-01-21 11:49  

#3  just ordered one

$183.00

good looking watch
Posted by: 746   2019-01-21 11:48  

#2  The commercial will be deeply despised by the usual suspects for that reason alone.

64:1 likes vs. dislikes speaks to the percentage of people on this planet who go along with the toxic masculinity thing. Interesting how such a tiny fraction of the population can be presented with such force. I wonder who enables this.
Posted by: gorb   2019-01-21 10:36  

#1  Going with actual statistics as opposed to vacuous anecdotes and stereotypes is brilliant. The commercial will be deeply despised by the usual suspects for that reason alone.
Posted by: M. Murcek   2019-01-21 00:36  

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