Reebok Reduces Women To Tits And Ass
Wednesday, November 11th, 2009I’m sure this video is meant to be somehow affirming:
Used to be, that a woman was reduced to her bits and pieces by the creepy old guy in the office who didn’t know better. You know, he was from the older generation, like Bill Clinton.
This nonsense is being foisted on women by Reebok. It’s supposed to be an encouragement to what? Wear more revealing tops so guys don’t stare at a girl’s fabulous butt?
The video is so stupid, condescending and sexist that it makes me completely disinterested in ever buying anything Reebok again. The thing is, I’m not prudish. I also get the notion that “sex sells”. But the flaw in this video is the substance as much as the form. Reebok indulges in the worst of stereotypes–competitive petty women angling to get the most male attention–and turns a woman against herself. She competes with herself. That is, her boobs want to best her butt. What the hell?
It’s stupidity.
Via @Ziggy_Susan on Twitter
2% Too Much: Federal Employees Should Get Pay Cuts, Not Pay Raises
Tuesday, September 1st, 2009Federal government employees make nearly 100% more, on average, per year, than the average American worker. With the deficit soaring, Nancy Pelosi suggested a 19% pay increase. President Obama is getting props for saying it should be 2%.
Pardon me, but what the hell?
Private sector employees are either taking a cut in hours, are laid off or have pay freezes–because that’s what people do to stay competitive in a down economy.
But with the American taxpayer ponying up for Federal employees wages, the sky is the limit. What a disgusting system.
Talking Health Care: Governtment Run or Universal Coverage…Likely It’s The Same
Monday, June 1st, 2009Are you guys sick of the topic yet?
Well, here’s where I agree with Barack Obama, it’s happening this year or never. I’m voting for never. The reason why there is so much emphasis on getting this done is because should the economy pick up and people start being employed again, the fear and discomfort will ease and people will get more rational again and remember that America is already in debt up to it’s eyeballs and can’t afford to pay for everyone’s health care.
My biggest concern with Government Run health care is that the government will run it and run you. That is, your life will be controlled from cradle to grave. You will eat a certain way…or else. You will do certain things…or else. And the government will have every motivation to force you down a path.
Ultimately, this is a civil liberties issue. Some people say that not having health care for all is shameful in such a wealthy country. Shameful is the notion of a bureaucrat deciding whether you live or die based on the metrics of a chart. That’s shameful. And that would be our future. It is a future I don’t want to see.
Just look at the big government, totalitarian groups that are for this mess. It should give you an idea of what you’d have to look forward to in the future.
Some are saying that Universal Health Care is likely to pass. Doesn’t this sound good?
But I want to remind everyone of something: Congress regulated Freddie Mac and Fanny Mae. Congress gave GM $62 BILLION and now, GM is going bankrupt which is what they should have done months ago. That’s your tax dollars. The United States government has shown itself to be a poor steward of our resources.
Why should we trust them with health care?
I will be talking about Health Care issues this week on RFCradio.com tonight at 10 Eastern, 9 Central and will chat with you, too, and welcome your questions.
Business Week
Wednesday, March 18th, 2009We Need An Ethics Czar
Why not? We have every other kind of czar now. What we need is an ethical President.
Hugh Hewitt
Monday, March 9th, 2009Making Products Safe, Killing Businesses One Bureaucratic Brush Stroke At A Time
Business Week
Monday, February 23rd, 2009Finding Your Inner Courage
Great article–fortitude in tough times.
Hmmm…
Monday, February 9th, 2009Heidi Fleiss Starts A New Business
How will this business model work in this economy?
A VC IN NYC
Thursday, February 5th, 2009Business 101
Business success = Good idea+ Low overhead + High income + Market Dominance
Fast Company
Thursday, February 5th, 2009The Problem With Incentives
They sound good, but are they good?






