An ad for Australian army has been pulled off owing to widespread protests, particularly from feminist groups, owing to its overtly sexist nature which is allegedly degrading to the women.
The video shows hot women chasing after a tank, begging for a ‘joyride’. the young soldier in the ad is offering the women a joyride, and there are so many obvious innuendos in their conversation.
The women are featured in revealing clothes, and the camera looks at them through different naughty angles. The ad was an obvious attempt to attract more young men to the army.
But, can babes attract men to the army?
Via: Telegraph
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