British Retailer Apologizes For Over Charging Big Breasted Women

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Hmm. So U.K retailer Marks & Spencer runs an ad to apologize for charging more for its larger sized bras because, well, they have more fabric and they cost more to make but they run the ad with the headline, “We boobed,” as if equating boobs to a mistake.

So, Marks & Spencer, are you saying breasts – of any size – are a mistake? Hmm. Not a very nice thing to say when you make your money holding up half the world’s chests.

Oy. When will we stop the prejudicial hateraid parade towards any woman with more than a mere ant hill on her chest?

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