Must not suggest that women have breasts
Newcomer "Doughnut Time" has tried to cover its social media tracks after an outrage at staff uniforms with strategically placed doughnuts.
Doughnut Time founder Damian Griffiths said the T-shirts with doughnuts printed strategically over the breasts had been dumped from its stores four months ago, but on Saturday it wiped them from social media accounts.
"Any imagery that was on our social media accounts and website has been removed based on the feedback from the community which we value greatly," Mr Griffiths said in a statement.
"We apologise to any of our current and past customers who may have taken offence to these T-shirts," he said.
The sprinkle of criticism from Collective Shout - a prominent campaigning movement against the objectification of women and sexualisation of girls - tarnished the company's free doughnut giveaway on Saturday at its store in Brunswick Street, Fitzroy.
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In the minds of liberals(Ruined by years of drug and booze)free speech is old fashion and we need speech codes so their delicate little feelings wont be hurt
There are to many morons that are influencing public opinion using PC. Time to end PC,
Guess all those women buying "lift and separate" and underwire bras are objectifying themselves. Or perhaps they're trying to point them up toward their brains. That's what we're supposed to notice first, right?
"Time to end PC"
Agreed. Buy a Mac.
In the minds of liberals(Ruined by years of drug and booze)free speech is old fashion and we need speech codes so their delicate little feelings wont be hurt
Yeah, this from the same clown who anytime someone disagrees with him or point out the lack of thinking in his rants will tell people to shut up, stick a sock in it, go away, etc.
"Bird of Paradise;" taking the moronic, hypocritical stance one step at a time.
Meanwhile, the CEO of Hooters had no comment.
5:52,
LOL! Well done!
Reply from a liberal WHINE,WHINE,WHINE,WHINE,WHINE,WHINE,WHINE,WHINE,WHINE
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