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It is an amusing example of cynical exploitation on behalf of advertising agencies, leveraging the expected controversy on social media fueled by PC culture.

This is just how the dishonesty of discourse works at this point. People aren't really prepared to defend to the death the right of Gillette to run adverts they don't like.

When I say I don't like something, it's free speech; when you say you don't like something it's cancel culture.

it sadly is not, these are genuine takes