TOP 3 REASONS TO REJECT THE PINK PANTIES CIRCUS -- REASON #3

We start from bottom to top. No pun intended.

#3. THE PINK PANTIES CIRCUS IS NO "PROTEST", IT IS A BIZARRE STUNT

A toothpaste advertisement does not have to use nude models to sell the product. If it does, it is a stunt.

In Europe and other Western countries, sometimes some wackos participate in "nude protests". You might have read about such "protests" in the newspapers. Men and women strip and parade themselves naked to show "concern" for the environment, animal rights etc. The intention is to generate publicity using an attention-grabbing stunt. A few people in the audience do fall for the trick. But most people get amused and distracted for a while, and then get on with their lives ignoring the foolish spectacle.

Like organizers of European nude protests, the ringmasters of the Pink Panties Circus wanted to grab attention by staging a stunt. They wanted to get on TV and into newspapers to attract those few people in the audience who do fall for the trick. They waved pink panties and screamed, "hey dude, come here man! Pink panties! Pink panties! Fight for justice with pink panties!" They should have been able to attract people with a compelling argument. They showed pink panties instead.

Stunts revolt me. I believe they ought to revolt every thinking person, because their intent is to manipulate you.

Would you buy a particular brand of toothpaste because a nude model is shown brushing her teeth with it?