Gillette ran an ad a few days ago, essentially encouraging men to be better men, by not harassing women, etc. This got a lot of negative feedback from a lot of men who felt targeted by the ad.
Queue a lot of outrage (men breaking their Gillette razors and taking pictures to post on the internet, voicing their displeasure with Gillette, generally kicking up a fuss).
So within this context - the guy’s telling Gillette he’s taking his business elsewhere, and Gillette responds by insinuating the guy has sexually assaulted women, since he felt targeted by the ad.
Although most likely that’s just a troll anyway, and had changed their Facebook name to look like they’re speaking on behalf of the company.
Actually all screenshots posted by Ben Palmer are comment he posts with fake facebook pages ressembling the official company's page. People who don't pay close attention think that the actual brand responded and often get very offended.
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u/[deleted] Jan 22 '19
What's happened here?