Jewelz replies...
A few of our readers noticed that there are FX wraps of Frenzy Condoms roaming Metro Manila. Frenzy is definitely getting SPANK'd!
Frenzy used to be advertised on television with the tagline, "Get into it," which was a message targeted to teens. They portrayed it in an attractive and cool manner to be able to get the attention of teens. Furthermore, Frenzy used FX Wraps for their below the line advertising which reinforced the idea of pre-marital sex targeted to teenagers.
This is definitely a sin product because for one, condoms are mainly used as a contraception so that those engaging in sexual intercourse would prevent the girl from becoming pregnant. Second, this should not be even marketed because it goes against procreation. Third, it allows two people who are not married to behave indecently without having to deal with the consequences.
If one wants to argue that condoms are used to prevent sexually transmitted diseases, maybe one should think about finding the right person and getting married first.
Having Frenzy use FX wraps to market to teenagers is not a good idea because it degrades our society which upholds strict values such as human dignity, respect and togetherness of the family. It also promotes sexual promiscuity among the youth.
Frenzy condoms shouldn't be marketed at all, especially to teenagers. These ads violated the Advertising Code of Ethics, Article 1, Section 8, which says,
“Advertising has a social, economic, and cultural responsibility to the community and the advertiser’s interest should take into account community interest.”
“Advertising has a social, economic, and cultural responsibility to the community and the advertiser’s interest should take into account community interest.”
Thank you to Jox, 61 and to those who suggested that Frenzy condoms should be SPANK'd. We strongly agree with you.
What else do you have to say about Frenzy condoms?