"TRESemme received backlash after creating a campaign that featured different hair types with titles at the bottom labeled 'frizzy and dull' and 'dry and damaged' where the two photos of the blonde hair are labeled 'normal hair' and 'find them flat.' The advertisement ended up getting cut as many people were outraged and labeled TRESemme racist and extremely insensitive."
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Adrienne 2 year s ago
Life was better before everyone started to placate the hypersensitive whiners.
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Ursula 2 year s ago
Adrienne,
Most of the whiners aren't even truly offended. They just complain on social media for attention, and it works. It also brings out more whiners.
I grew up watching Looney Tunes and Mel Brooks. Offensive sh#t is hilarious to me.
Most of the whiners aren't even truly offended. They just complain on social media for attention, and it works. It also brings out more whiners.
I grew up watching Looney Tunes and Mel Brooks. Offensive sh#t is hilarious to me.
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Jacqueline 2 year s ago
#20 Oh, the irony.
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Kendra 2 year s ago
Jacqueline, wah wah wah...you're part of the problem
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Ora 2 year s ago
#17 what's the problem with horse meat? If you can eat other meat, you can also eat horse meat. It's actually quite nice.
If you don't eat meat, don't eat meat balls. Fine with me too - Falafel's nice.
If you don't eat meat, don't eat meat balls. Fine with me too - Falafel's nice.
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Midge 2 year s ago
Ora,
okay joo
okay joo
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Vest 2 year s ago
Ora,
Whole uproar was not quite about the idea that people were eating horse but rather that it was supposed to be beef and was declared as such by the supplier of the meat to the food manufacturer.
There is something about pre 2013-ish food production system that just does not allow for proper separation of different kinds of meats and before someone decided to dna-test the raw ground meat mix people were eating few percent horse, pork etc in their ground beef meat products all the time.
Whole uproar was not quite about the idea that people were eating horse but rather that it was supposed to be beef and was declared as such by the supplier of the meat to the food manufacturer.
There is something about pre 2013-ish food production system that just does not allow for proper separation of different kinds of meats and before someone decided to dna-test the raw ground meat mix people were eating few percent horse, pork etc in their ground beef meat products all the time.
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Midge 2 year s ago
#19 oh noes meat amd fake meat cooked on the same grill? now they just put up a sign and still do it. little do they know impossible ingredients contain the same hume proteins that normal beef has giving it's "flavour"
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App 2 year s ago
#8 Good for Dolce and Gabbana. The "woke" cr#p has gotten out of hand.
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Gussie 2 year s ago
#19 What happens when these people realize that their precious weggies are touched by their meaty fingers, lips and gums on their way to the stomach?
Not wanting to eath meat is fine, but when it can't touch the samt utensils as real meat it's just obsessive hipster culture.
I know people that need separate utensils for some family members because of severe allergies, but unless you can die from a meat protein you should just stfu and eat your cabbage no matter what else has been on the same grill.
Not wanting to eath meat is fine, but when it can't touch the samt utensils as real meat it's just obsessive hipster culture.
I know people that need separate utensils for some family members because of severe allergies, but unless you can die from a meat protein you should just stfu and eat your cabbage no matter what else has been on the same grill.
Most of the whiners aren't even truly offended. They just complain on social media for attention, and it works. It also brings out more whiners.
I grew up watching Looney Tunes and Mel Brooks. Offensive sh#t is hilarious to me.
If you don't eat meat, don't eat meat balls. Fine with me too - Falafel's nice.
okay joo
Whole uproar was not quite about the idea that people were eating horse but rather that it was supposed to be beef and was declared as such by the supplier of the meat to the food manufacturer.
There is something about pre 2013-ish food production system that just does not allow for proper separation of different kinds of meats and before someone decided to dna-test the raw ground meat mix people were eating few percent horse, pork etc in their ground beef meat products all the time.
Not wanting to eath meat is fine, but when it can't touch the samt utensils as real meat it's just obsessive hipster culture.
I know people that need separate utensils for some family members because of severe allergies, but unless you can die from a meat protein you should just stfu and eat your cabbage no matter what else has been on the same grill.