Full Disclosure Wedding Vows - Domestic abuse :60 #12-0915

[OperaGhostObsession]

Wow that's scary

[TreesOfBaylor]

Here's a PSA. Marry a woman who can cook.

[HalifaxHercules]

@TreesOfBaylor

In the 21st century world, men can do their part to cook their own meals.

Its about time men start doing their own chores and start preparing their own meals instead of using women like robots.

In the meantime, good for the woman to walk out of the wedding before she gets beaten even more, and end up like Nicole Brown Simpson (abused and killed by OJ Simpson) or Jane Hurshman (Canadian woman beaten by her husband, Billy Stafford).

[EvilsOfFeminism]

@HalifaxHercules You're a moron only capable of thinking of one side of the argument. You are actually almost as bad as this idiotic video: marriage favors women to an utterly sexist insane degree in the states, but I guess that's not good enough for fools making videos, nor for you. Men and women have not changed because it's a different century, and your female favoritism is a world cancer. Only women get choices. Only women can neglect their children and abuse spouses and get away with it.

[FirstDayLight]

@EvilsOfFeminism Thank you for your comment. The irony used as a writers tool represented by this commercial continues to rub on open nerves. That was the intent.

[Lachdenan]

@FirstDayLight That's a very nice way of putting it--neatly avoiding the fact that this video implies, in point of fact, the stereotype that men are the ones with all the problems (you're almost on par with the "all men are rapists" crazies, actually), and of course, she is the sweet, innocent, little victim. What exactly is it supposed to show, anyway? If it were ironic, there would be a point to the irony. It's like a video showing black people stealing: so very insightful. That's irony.

[FirstDayLight]

@Lachdenan Thank you for your comment. The erudite approach you have taken in your comment is interesting but "the fact" of the commercial is that the stereotypes you mention still remain today, the situation continues to exist and the result is the physical abuse which is, "in fact" the point of the commercial. By the way, the only irony of a video showing black people steeling is if that's what the subject is concerning. It is ironic, however, that you have chosen it as your illustration.

[Louisetx]

good for her.