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Orlanth wrote:
Barbie is marketed towards girls, so the usual sexist message behind characters with oversized breasts and tiny waists would be an anti-sell.


The 1960s were hardly notable for the universal appreciation for women's rights.

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*Looks at first 2 pics*
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Awwww yeah...gonna be a good mid-to-late afternoon for asimo77

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asimo77 wrote:*Looks at first 2 pics*
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Awwww yeah...gonna be a good mid-to-late afternoon for asimo77


Now thats just wrong on sooo many levels

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dogma wrote:
Orlanth wrote:
Barbie is marketed towards girls, so the usual sexist message behind characters with oversized breasts and tiny waists would be an anti-sell.


The 1960s were hardly notable for the universal appreciation for women's rights.


They had the right to make me dinner and bring me another drink when I got home from a hard day at the ad agency.

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Ahtman wrote:
They had the right to make me dinner and bring me another drink when I got home from a hard day at the ad agency.


Clearly Barbie was merely designed to mirror Christina Hendricks.

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Ahtman wrote:
dogma wrote:
Orlanth wrote:
Barbie is marketed towards girls, so the usual sexist message behind characters with oversized breasts and tiny waists would be an anti-sell.


The 1960s were hardly notable for the universal appreciation for women's rights.


They had the right to make me dinner and bring me another drink when I got home from a hard day at the ad agency.


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Orlanth wrote:Barbie is marketed towards girls, so the usual sexist message behind characters with oversized breasts and tiny waists would be an anti-sell.
Sure, if it was marketed towards WOMEN it would.

It's not.

It's marketed towards girls. Innocent, insecure, gullible girls, of the preteen/pubescent kind. Sorry, had to be alliterative.

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In your base, ignoring your logic.

Melissia wrote:
Orlanth wrote:Barbie is marketed towards girls, so the usual sexist message behind characters with oversized breasts and tiny waists would be an anti-sell.
Sure, if it was marketed towards WOMEN it would.

It's not.

It's marketed towards girls. Innocent, insecure, gullible girls, of the preteen/pubescent kind. Sorry, had to be alliterative.


Your alliteration lacks likeness to this low-grade language lackey.

But why are they making fun of Barbie when they really should be making fun of the girl on the left of the picture. I mean look at her tiny Space-marine head.
   
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here's a link explaining why Barbie looks the way she does.

http://xroads.virginia.edu/~class/barbie/barb2.html
   
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I always thought that the explanation was that it made money, and made people insecure and/or materialistic, so that they'd buy more products later in life.

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