Britain:
"A promotion for a lads' holiday to Ayia Napa [in Cyprus] showing a woman clad in a skimpy bikini alongside the text 'awesome views' has been slammed by a watchdog. The photograph, which was displayed in the window of a men's clothing shop, featured only the woman's chest.
The images sparked a host of complaints on the grounds they were 'offensive' and 'objectified women'.
The firm claimed it had received only a small number of objections which it said could be resolved by removing part of the imagery. But the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruled the promotion could not appear again in the same form.
'We considered that the image was likely to cause serious offence to some and was not suitable to be displayed in an untargeted medium where it could be seen by children.'
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7 comments:
Im not seeing the problem.. The view does look pretty awesome to me..
But what if you go to Cyprus and THOSE tits aren't there? Wouldn't that be false advertising?
The only ones offended are those females who are not stacked like that.
TheOldMan nailed her... err it.. Bah you know what I mean :P
If it's in Cyprus, it is likely that the bikini top would be absent.
The advertising authority should only be concerned if the displayed breasts were not viewable on site as promised. Anything else is outside their jurisdiction. The complaints of frustrated lesbians should be ignored like most complaints are by any authority.
More complaints from the fat smelly radical lesbians who could only dream of someone actually looking at them.
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