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Calling all real men - give Schweppes a kick in the groin

Elizabeth Krantz - 16 February 2004

Soft-drink manufacturer, Schweppes, part of the multinational conglomerate, Cadbury Schweppes, is the latest in a long line of advertisers and sitcom producers to promote SMS (stupid male syndrome).

Rampant feminist propaganda has turned many men into SNAGs (sycophantic new-age grovellers) who are happy to portray their fellow-man as some kind of bumbling dork.

The marketing morons at Cadbury Schweppes play to this theme in their latest commercial where we see a dorky male annoying a bunch of smart, slick females by hitting tennis balls all over the place.

By consuming the sugary Schweppes elixir, the females are able to direct the tennis balls, with some glee, into the groin of the dork.

It is time for men to fire a few missiles at the groin of this multinational monster that makes a profit of over A$ 2.4 billion by marketing unhealthy sugar-based products around the world. Products include Cadburys, Cottees, Dr Pepper, Red Tulip, Solo, Sunkist and 7UP.

If you are sick of seeing men portrayed like this then let Cadbury Schweppes know. Telephone them on their toll-free number, 1800 250 260 or email them and let them know you will boycott their products. 

Cadbury Schweppes locks out workforce.

Gender bias and the feminist zealots.

 

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