[Doc Savage]

My favorite is the Cialis ad. They have the obviously well-endowed, very hot (if you're middle-aged she's hot!) beckoning her partner that she's "ready" (if you get my drift!)

She is literally begging this guy on screen to "bring her to heights (Cialis has already brought him to new physiologic heights!) of sexual frenzy!"

Unfortunately, in my "romantic" experience, I have never run into a woman who "begs" for it.

Likewise, just watch sitcom on TV. "Jim" for example. Jim is a lunkhead, moron. This moronic stereotype is ALWAYS married to a very together wife who looks great in a tight sweater. Jim's actual wife "should" be a 225 pound beast with haircurlers.

Talk about decptive advertising! Still waiting for some hot babe to beg me. Hasn't happened, nor will it. And Damn, I'm handsome.....!

[The Westerner]

Totally agree with this. But it's been going on for decades, since the beginning of the feminist movement. And the anti-hero in movies. And it's just a little bit better for mothers. Authority figures, in general, parents in particular are regularly seen as out of control and incompetent.

[AmericanInTokyo]

quite frankly, I am a bit tired of all the American TV commercials that constantly portray males (of any age) as stupid a**holes, to bet put down, or put in their place, by better knowing, in-command females.

I'll watch an ad, reverse it in my mind (with the male insulting the female) and know that NO WAY could that be run on TV. It runs the gamut, all the way to kids commercials on Saturday TV, bringing up American girls in a sense of superiority, when simple equality is called for. American males are too benevolent and nice to put a stop to this crap. I have NEVER seen such anti male TV ads in Europe or Asia. What is wrong with America.

[Doogle]

bout time someone took them to task




and this from a retired VZ employee

Doogle

[nomad]

When I see those commercials, I make it a point to avoid those products.

[ForGod'sSake]

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