DONE!

Done, too.

I can't log into my YouTube account, because I forgot my password, and I am blocked from my email account so I am fucked, but I am dying to tell off the motherfucker who posted this video.

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...I am dying to tell off the motherfucker who posted this video.

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ps - folk may wish to comment on another related video (inc. in post #1) where a boy of 10 is portrayed as super dooper because... "He respects women..." (but no mention of women respecting him is given at any point, naturally)

Thanks for the links Marx.

My comment;

She's tough,
She's strong,
She's aggressive,
She's powerful,
She killed her baby,
She falsely accused a man of rape,
She used her own children as weapons against their father,
She abused the elderly,
She claimed the baby was his.

I can only assume this will be the theme for the next advert, you know, in the name of equality and all?

@6ame

I am curious my, friend. Is your username pronounce as "GAME" or "Six-Ame"? I was just wondering...

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@6ame

I am curious my, friend. Is your username pronounce as "GAME" or "Six-Ame"? I was just wondering...

I say it in my own head as "Game". I have always started my name with a 'G' online (except on FB), and used a 6 to make it more unique. I don't mind either way, lots of people online just call me 6, that's fine by me too

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I say it in my own head as "Game". I have always started my name with a 'G' online (except on FB), and used a 6 to make it more unique. I don't mind either way, lots of people online just call me 6, that's fine by me too

Sort of like subsituting the letter "E" with the number 3, or the letter "I" with the number 1. That's cool. Thanks.

Can they be accused of child exploitation? They are using kids to push their agenda, after all. The baby can't talk or understand anything, and the 10 year old wouldn't understand any complex.

There was a thread about these videos before and Paul Elam's great video response... But it really struck a chord with me and I think we should do everything we can to:

1. Get these videos removed
2. Make the idiot who made them see what he's doing and change his mind
3.show the world that the MRM has power and a voice and that we won't stop attacking this kind of nonsense

I've flagged it, commented and complained...

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TV ad sparks death threats for Dubuque man
TV ad sparks death threats for Dubuque man | Des Moines Register Staff Blogs
Josh Jasper thought his television commercial, which depicts a baby as a future rapist, would teach viewers about violence prevention.

Josh Jasper (Provided photo)

Instead, thanks to YouTube, the ad has triggered an international firestorm and death threats for the Dubuque man, who heads a nonprofit advocacy group for victims of sexual assault and domestic violence.

In a letter to Jasper’s bosses, an Australian viewer called Jasper a “man hater” and a “mangina” who should be fired. Another offended viewer put it this way: “You would be better off dead.”

Jasper, the president and chief executive officer of Riverview Center in Dubuque, said the backlash prompted him to call police and change his personal information on Facebook from a married father to “single.”

“I appreciate and respect when people have differing viewpoints,” Jasper, 36, said. “But for individuals to take it to a personal level and threaten my life, that’s taking it too far.”

The ad contrasts a smiling baby with the following script: “He’s tough. He’s strong. He’s aggressive. He’s powerful. He raped his girlfriend. But he wasn’t always this way. What are you teaching your son? …”

Jasper said the ad was intended to make a point that people are not born violent, but are conditioned to be that way. He said donations paid for the commercial, which has aired for nearly a year on televisions in northeast Iowa and parts of Illinois and Wisconsin.

It was a different Riverview Center ad – one that encouraged Super Bowl viewers to look for sexually suggestive and violent commercials on Sunday — that led international audiences to the baby commercial on the advocacy group’s Facebook page and YouTube channel.

A men’s blog that linked to the commercial said it promotes hatred of men. The blog drew comments such as: “That is such a disgusting ad” and “I teach my son whenever I can: NEVER protect a woman.”

Jasper, a former U.S. Marine who was a crisis counselor for the Los Angeles police department, said he doesn’t try to target men in his work.

“I probably do focus my attention on redefining masculinity rather than femininity because the vast majority of violence perpetrated in society is done by men,” he said. “But an important distinction is that a vast majority of men aren’t violent. It’s a very small group of men. Unfortunately, there aren’t enough men and boys who are speaking up saying, ‘This isn’t OK.’”

Is it just me, or did the article NOT quote a death threat, while it's headlines claims he has received a death threat? I read one comment saying he would be better off dead, but not an actual threat to kill him... sounds like typical media hysteria.

A little delayed, but here's Paul Elam's reply to the disgusting adverts:

Josh Jasper’s hate campaign and what to do about it « A Voice for Men