I take offense to the notion that respecting women and appreciating attractiveness is somehow mutually exclusive.
Does this mean I have to date ugly girls? Because I cannot respect good looking ones?
I just don't see the connection between sexuality and immorality. If you raise your daughters to respect themselves then you won't halve to worry about men that don't respect them because they won't put up with it. Raise your sons to respect women and they will see that billboard for what it is, a clever joke.
It is not AGD's or any other companies responsibility to raise our children. I treat all people with respect, and I like naked girls too!
That billboard is not smut, it's not even borderline. Is it the classiest billboard around, not even close. But to call it smut is a massive exaggeration. In order for me to loose respect for AGD over it, I would have to buy into the concept that sex in marketing is the "lowest common denominator". I don't, because it's not.
In paintball terms, the "lowest common denominator" is lieing to sell your products. "Further and more accurately", "State of the Art", "Easy on paint because it's low pressure", etc.
I have tried to stay Swiss on this issue up until now. I just think there are much more important things to get our panties in a wad over.
Does this mean I have to date ugly girls? Because I cannot respect good looking ones?
I just don't see the connection between sexuality and immorality. If you raise your daughters to respect themselves then you won't halve to worry about men that don't respect them because they won't put up with it. Raise your sons to respect women and they will see that billboard for what it is, a clever joke.
It is not AGD's or any other companies responsibility to raise our children. I treat all people with respect, and I like naked girls too!
That billboard is not smut, it's not even borderline. Is it the classiest billboard around, not even close. But to call it smut is a massive exaggeration. In order for me to loose respect for AGD over it, I would have to buy into the concept that sex in marketing is the "lowest common denominator". I don't, because it's not.
In paintball terms, the "lowest common denominator" is lieing to sell your products. "Further and more accurately", "State of the Art", "Easy on paint because it's low pressure", etc.
I have tried to stay Swiss on this issue up until now. I just think there are much more important things to get our panties in a wad over.


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