Zoe, you're wrong. It's not industrialization that has led to obesity in North America. There are so many countries that are just as industrialized that do not have the same obesity issues. Ask any dietitian; half of weight problems is what you eat, and the rest is what you do. It's the sedentary lifestyle that we have become so familiar with that has led to the current obesity crisis. Our reliance on convenience and limited self-effort is what has shaped our waistlines. Furthermore, you must understand, much like anyone that has done any research on advertising, that the whole purpose of an ad is to sell a product, much like the adds on this site, which strike me as amazingly hypocritical; "don't buy Nike, buy our shoes." That aside, no parent company ever takes responsibility for the views and opinions expressed by its subsidiaries; thus, you could hardly fault Unilever for the commercials Dove and AXE release, which is why this whole video is a load of garbage. Furthermore, do you believe their ads would be as effective if they deviated from their "norms?" Advertising is about selling the product first, and you should understand that you can always turn off the idiot box if you don't like what it says. As for the misrepresentation of the "female sexual revolution," you should be looking at your "fellow members." Stereotypes, while usually grossly over-exaggerated, do carry a grain of truth. I personally know many women for whom this "stereotype" rings true. Many believe it's due to an inherent problem with poor self-esteem, which is, oddly enough, being addressed by a company (Dove) that some people here seem to think is exploiting women. Paging Mr. Irony.