Honestly, no, it's not cringey.

As long as it's not extremely flashy.

I think it would be good to wear a jacket with it, like a blue zipper hoodie that's open in the front so the lettering is still visible.

Very cringy.

Don't bring the internet into the real world.

Maybe you haven't read much about Muslim families but I have. If any folk group is going to teach their kids that women are just your slaves it's Muslims. You can get jailed for being raped in those countries.

But this is not normal in Western countries.

As for children learning from their parents. It depends on how it's happening. Plenty of kids who grow up will most likely promise themselves to never become like that.
My parents divorced because dad wasn't the easiest to get along with. I still didn't became a bully because I knew the things he did was bad.

Still there where times when they showed love to me which was good. But if the childhood had been completely shit this might have turned out differently.

I really doubt "parents" are telling their kids this stuff. Maybe in Muslim countries and then only from the man himself.

My parents never talked about rape to me. Media never taught this to me. I learned that the country had rules and hurting other people was against those rules. If I did hurt someone I would go to jail so I just don't do it. But I actually didn't do it because I was a good boy when I was small.

You can't influence young people and tell them breaking the law is fine and such. They have their own moral values. Something that might not be so easy to corrupt in western countries.

Those who become rapist have most likely had a horrible childhood with shitty parents that didn't love him. An Ad telling him that raping is wrong is not gonna change a bloody thing.

Way to work some racism into your argument too lol.

So society taught you that rape is wrong. I'm glad you grew up to be a (more or less) normal and well-adjusted person.

"You can't influence young people and tell them breaking the law is fine and such. They have their own moral values."
Dude... just... come on. Children will essentially do whatever their parents tell them to, and you can most definitely influence kids to do whatever you'd like or tell them what is right or wrong. Children DO NOT have their own moral values. Morality is taught, not inherited, and generally kids will learn their parents' morals before they develop their own as they grow. And even when they develop their own the moral values of the parents still have an influence on them.

You cannot just assume that all rapists had shitty childhoods. And it's not about one ad, it's an entire campaign about educating people right from wrong.

Maybe you haven't read much about Muslim families but I have. If any folk group is going to teach their kids that women are just your slaves it's Muslims. You can get jailed for being raped in those countries.

But this is not normal in Western countries.

As for children learning from their parents. It depends on how it's happening. Plenty of kids who grow up will most likely promise themselves to never become like that.
My parents divorced because dad wasn't the easiest to get along with. I still didn't became a bully because I knew the things he did was bad.

Still there where times when they showed love to me which was good. But if the childhood had been completely shit this might have turned out differently.

Because if the law wasn't there more people would do it. There are still those who wouldn't do it but right now there are people who don't do stuff that is against law because it's against the law.

Younger people know it's wrong as nothing is teaching them it's right. They know that beating someone up will get them into a lot of problem. So raping a women is equally as bad or worse.

They are not idiots.

Young people are not idiots, but they are very malleable when it comes to their thoughts, even on right and wrong.

How do you know rape is wrong?

Your parents taught you. Media taught you. Society taught you. You maybe learned what it is from other people who told you it is wrong.

That is usually the case with most people growing up, but there are kids that grow up with bad influences in their life. There are parents that teach their sons that women are objects, that men are superior, that guys can do whatever they want. The media portrays men that sleep around as studs, and that women are just really horny but shy away from you and that sex is a conquest and as a man you should take what's yours ! !

This is the kind of thing that I'm talking about when I say influences on the psyche that lead to rape. Most people grow up learning that rape is wrong, others don't, and those are the people that we need to affect by educating them that rape/sexual assault/harassment/etc. is not okay.

I really doubt "parents" are telling their kids this stuff. Maybe in Muslim countries and then only from the man himself.

My parents never talked about rape to me. Media never taught this to me. I learned that the country had rules and hurting other people was against those rules. If I did hurt someone I would go to jail so I just don't do it. But I actually didn't do it because I was a good boy when I was small.

You can't influence young people and tell them breaking the law is fine and such. They have their own moral values. Something that might not be so easy to corrupt in western countries.

Those who become rapist have most likely had a horrible childhood with shitty parents that didn't love him. An Ad telling him that raping is wrong is not gonna change a bloody thing.

Way to work some racism into your argument too lol.

So society taught you that rape is wrong. I'm glad you grew up to be a (more or less) normal and well-adjusted person.

"You can't influence young people and tell them breaking the law is fine and such. They have their own moral values."
Dude... just... come on. Children will essentially do whatever their parents tell them to, and you can most definitely influence kids to do whatever you'd like or tell them what is right or wrong. Children DO NOT have their own moral values. Morality is taught, not inherited, and generally kids will learn their parents' morals before they develop their own as they grow. And even when they develop their own the moral values of the parents still have an influence on them.

You cannot just assume that all rapists had shitty childhoods. And it's not about one ad, it's an entire campaign about educating people right from wrong.

Maybe you haven't read much about Muslim families but I have. If any folk group is going to teach their kids that women are just your slaves it's Muslims. You can get jailed for being raped in those countries.

But this is not normal in Western countries.

As for children learning from their parents. It depends on how it's happening. Plenty of kids who grow up will most likely promise themselves to never become like that.
My parents divorced because dad wasn't the easiest to get along with. I still didn't became a bully because I knew the things he did was bad.

Still there where times when they showed love to me which was good. But if the childhood had been completely shit this might have turned out differently.