Cadbury betrays families-highly sexualized ad – My Comments – Gays…
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This Easter, Cadbury’s have chosen advertisement for Creme Eggs featuring two men sharing an intimate kiss.
The ad, which is marketed at children, features a highly sexualised and provocative image.
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For the past 50 years, Cadbury’s Creme Eggs have been a synonymous part of Easter around the world, especially where I am from in the United Kingdom.
As a little girl, I remember them being given out to all the children at church after the Easter Sunday service. We were also occasionally given them as treats or as a reward for good behaviour by our parents or school.
Cadbury’s know that they are a brand trusted by families for years and yet have chosen to betray their core customers by producing a disgusting, sexually explicit advert for one of their flagship products.
If you haven’t already seen it or read about it, then count yourself lucky, because the advert is grim!
It features two men engaged in a sexual kiss using their lips and tongue to swap the contents of a Cadbury’s creme egg.
This isn’t suitable for mainstream television and broadcast.
I know many people will categorise objection to the advert as being ‘homophobic’. This is what Cadbury’s are seeking to capitalise upon.
The same-sex couple is a shocking image which will automatically cause many people to recoil; however, the image would still be gross and unpleasant even if it did feature a heterosexual couple.
The ‘kiss’ is sexually charged and extraordinarily provocative, and it’s likely that were the couple to be straight, then it would never have passed the censors. Cadbury’s are using the cover of LGBT rights to subject children to a sexually explicit image and cause controversy to sell their chocolate.
Exposing children to sexual acts is a form of grooming. By choosing a gay couple, Cadbury’s are deliberately indoctrinating children and de-sensitising them so that they become used to witnessing acts that ought to be restricted to consenting adults in private!
Even members of the LGBT community have spoken out about how they are being sexually objectified and commoditised by Cadburys for commercial gain.
Sadly, Easter has become increasingly secular over the past few years, but nonetheless, Cadbury’s are well aware of its religious significance.
Why do they choose to cause deliberate offence to members of a minority faith community during the most important festival in the Christian calendar?
It’s not only Christians and other faith communities, which Cadbury’s are betraying, John Cadbury, their founder, who was a devout follower of Jesus, would be spinning in his grave!
An Easter egg symbolises new life bursting forth from the hollow, empty tomb, not a radical sexually progressive agenda.
This is not some lighthearted innuendo but gratuitously sexual and designed to offend.
Cadbury’s need to be sent a message that no firm, no matter how beloved, is exempt from following advertising guidelines designed to protect the public.
