Feministing does not like any advertising that features attractive, sexy women. Showcasing a woman’s beauty and/or body is, of course, SEXIST!!!!! and must be avoided at all costs. They complain constantly about it. All feminists apparently are against showing off the female form. From apps to burger ads, an ad with a woman in a bikini or with her breasts showing means that someone must be taking advantage of her (or of all women in general).

So imagine my surprise when, while browsing Feministing, I came across this ad.

Notice the half-naked lady on the right? Isn’t that SEXIST!!!!?

Apparently, this isn’t the first time they’ve had advertising problems. They run what they consider to be “sexist” ads, and then their readers complain, and they take them down… only to have more “sexist” ads pop up. And why exactly are weight-loss ads sexist or wrong? Is it bad for overweight people to lose weight and be healthier? I guess that would interfere with all the ya-ya sisterhood, you’re beautiful the way you are so just keep stuffing your face feminist crap. So weight loss ads therefore are sexist, or something. But when it comes to making ad money, it sure is hard to say no, isn’t it? Me, frankly, I could care less if someone uses a sexy woman — or man — to sell their product.

But feminists howl about it whenever it happens… except when they are the ones getting paid to run said sexist ads. I guess those feminist principles only go so far.