Does PETA's new ad go too far?
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PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) is known for its provocative ads--many of them featuring women in various states of undress--that aim to draw attention (however indirectly) to animal rights. But their latest ad, a Valentine's Day video that warns women about the "dangers" of their boyfriends' burgeoning veganism, may have crossed a line.
The ad, released online Monday, shows a limping, pantsless woman sporting a neckbrace, struggling to carry a bag of vegetables home from the store. (Unsurprisingly, we'll warn that this ad, embedded below, may be a bit too racy for the eyes of younger viewers.)
"This is Jessica," the narrator, Kevin Nealon, says. "She suffers from 'BWVAKTBOOM,' 'Boyfriend Went Vegan and Knocked the Bottom Out of Me,' a painful condition that occurs when boyfriends go vegan and can suddenly bring it like a tantric porn star."
Jessica's boyfriend is then shown fixing a hole in their bedroom wall. "Oh, you're feeling better?" he asks as she disrobes.
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It's tasteless and degrading to women out there...
Blah what am I saying this is the same group who went after Super Mario!!!
Heck they even made a parody video game of it!
They tried to say that Mario skinned a Tanooki to become Tanooki Mario
It's sad really...
Like religious fanatics.
it explains a lot of what I'm trying to say but failing to do so. http://www.mangareader.net/si... and yes it is a comic and you have to read in reverse. as it is japanese but please read and please understand what I'm failing to say properly.