Fishnet Stockings and Cupped Breasts Urge Australians to Vote

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There are many ways to convince people to vote. This, we must say, is the first time we’ve seen a porn-ish strategy applied. To get young people to vote, a print ad asks, “I’m legal. How about you?” Accompanying that witticism is an image that leaves no doubt which double entendre the ad’s creators were going for.

Dressed in fishnet stockings and a thong, a “barely legal” woman is cupping her breasts and looking into the camera as if you were the only thing on the planet she had on her mind the moment that shutter clicked.

Of course, the ad comes from the Australian Sex Party, an organization which aims to fight for Australian’s sexual rights and personal freedoms and urges the government to keep politicians out of the bedroom.

Thanks, Bill.

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