According to various TV news and commercials, men are
totally idiots and are not able to even wear underwear properly if not directed
by their wives. Keeping this in point, Clorex hit the advertising media with a
big surprise of an advertising campaign online which is quite offensive in
nature. If this ad by any chance targeted the blacks in place of the dads then
it would have been an extreme example of corporate racism. According to Natural
News, this ad mainly begins with the fact that dads mainly lack the
power of judgment and even motor skills. They do not know the exact way to take
good care of their little ones and even this ad compared dads with dogs and
various other house pets for their stupidity.
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This ad even talks about six basic mistakes which new dads
generally make and each one of the examples turns out to be an outrageous slur
against all men. For an example, this ad shows how a dad tries putting baby’s
clothes backwards and wonders why they don’t fit.
So the basic thing is to boycott all the chemical components
and also the advertisements that insult the intelligence of every human being. America
is a free land and every American citizen has the right to choose their own
products and boycott corporate brain and health POISON, especially if those are
chemically bound inside the products or foods. According to Natural
News, people try to avoid various food products that might give rise to
cancer or similar other fatal diseases, but they are unaware of the labels
which are made to fool them. For example, doctors all over the world suggest Ensure for gaining protein but does
anyone know anything at all about the chemical products which are mixed with
this health drink before serving it to every individual? The answer is no. They
are just a mass of GMO vegetable oils filled with pesticide!!!
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