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09 Jul 2008 10:00 am
An Ad Campaign For The Veil

The money quote:
"You won't be able to stop them (i.e. guys), but you can protect yourself. He who created you knows what's best for you!"
James Dobson would love a Christianist version. Sandmonkey despairs:
Oh, where do I begin? Should I start with the "Men are flies"
example, the MEN who made this employed, describing themselves?
Or with
the complete disregard to personal responsibility of men when it comes
to sexually harassing females theme of the ad? Or Is it with the
paternal tone that god, who created you naked, really really wants you
covered for your protection from his other perfect creation? Or should
I not even bother, given that there is a joke there about lollipops and
licking that I am simply not man enough to make on this blog?
Yeah. maybe I just won't bother.
One commenter:
“I’m a veiled woman and I liked the ad. I didn’t see it as offensive at all. I saw it as a creative way of enticing women to wear the hijab. It’s not protecting them from men — only arrogant men would think it was about them. The hijab is protecting women from many evils of the world, including any evil thoughts they themselves may have!”
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