The word, “appalling,” couldn’t even describe a single moment of this mess. Want to know exactly what one non-profit thinks of Breast Cancer Awareness? In 2009, ReThinkBreastCancer.org put together this ad:
Two Things: First, why would a breast cancer awareness video be rated only for adults? Secondly, look at the YouTube's choices that match the video on the right hand side.
The video opens with a woman in a bikini confidently walking and turning the heads of everyone she sees…
Their statistic is dead wrong. The leading cause of cancer in all females isn't breast cancer. Cancer itself in many nationalities is the second leading cause of death: http://www.cdc.gov/women/lcod/. However, it's not breast cancer that makes up that statistic. Lung cancer and gynological cancers are more deadly than breast cancer: http://www.breastcancer.org/symptoms/understand_bc/statistics.jsp, but they need it be. When you lie about statistics, you lose credibility.
“MediaCurves.com conducted a study on 318 viewers of the recent and controversial public service announcement on breast cancer awareness called “Save the Boobs.” Results found that while the majority of male viewers (60%) felt the ad was appropriate, most women viewers (62%) found the controversial PSA to be offensive and inappropriate.” (Source: MediaCurves.com)





