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"Social media users are demanding that Victoria’s Secret take down its latest advertising campaign, “Perfect Body,” which plays off the title of its Body by Victoria bra but also has the words superimposed over pictures of tall, thin supermodels, because they believe it promotes unrealistic standards of beauty. What do you think?
The lingerie company sparked outrage for a new campaign celebrating “The Perfect ‘Body.'” The ad copy is a riff on the brand’s “Body” lingerie line, but since the slogan hovers above the supermodels’ bodies, people say it sends the wrong message.
I just don't get this. If they really believe "true beauty" Then they should also accept Victoria's secret models. These are all beautiful women no? Who are real beauty, who are fake?
Morons have always been outraged. Before they could complain to friends, family and co-workers, now they have the internet.
And bars. Don't forget the bars. That is where I used to hear drunkards hold forth on politics, etc.
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