[AntiKev]

It’s all in how you frame it. Like I said earlier, in my experience, the people that have issues with these ads actually have inner issues that they need to deal with themselves, but instead project their insecurities onto everyone else.

[trisham]

Say it as often as you like, on as many threads as you like. We'll continue to ignore it as the nonsense that it is.

[Snurple]

the people that have issues with these ads actually have inner issues that they need to deal with themselves,

Common decency, modesty ect are some traits which separate humans from animals. A human who cant comprehend this has inner issues that they need to deal with themselves.

[Claud]

Like I said earlier, in my experience, the people that have issues with these ads actually have inner issues that they need to deal with themselves, but instead project their insecurities onto everyone else.

Oh really, Dr. Freud? Just what is it that we're insecure about? What are my issues? I'm dying to know.

You see, some of us actually used our reproductive systems to, you know, reproduce. I know what the darned things are *for*. And they damn well ain't for titillating 11 year olds at the mall, no matter what this pervert culture says otherwise.

[netmilsmom]

>>Like I said earlier, in my experience, the people that have issues with these ads actually have inner issues that they need to deal with themselves, but instead project their insecurities onto everyone else.<<

So let me ask you, what are your credentials for your diagnosis?

[Citizen Blade]

Like I said earlier, in my experience, the people that have issues with these ads actually have inner issues that they need to deal with themselves, but instead project their insecurities onto everyone else.

The women in the Victoria's Secret ads in the mall aren't wearing anything more skimpy than what you would expect to see at the beach. And the Abercrombie ads aren't even that flesh-revealing.

I'm not sure I see the issue, personally.