I was very disappointed to see the latest addition to our endless series of billboard elections. Why is the Lebanese woman always stereotyped to the fashion-victim bimbo? I personally did not identify with the billboards. I would like to see smarter women represented, who are not judged by the way they dress or the way they look, but for their ideas. Moreover, the statement accompanying the female-version billboard does not contain any hint of intelligence in it: she will vote for the color of her lipstick. What a wise choice! This is very repugnant. And please people don’t get all offended now I don’t have anything against your party 
it’s just that I find those ads truly repulsive. Better for all parties to stop advertising themselves already, it seems like they’re out of ideas…
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I think you have reached a point where you should take some vacations, in an island far far away…
sand beach, turquoise water, cocktail in your hand, and lying under the sun
Ehm, I can see the sexism.
But Maya, deeply, deeply seems you want to be a man.
Just look at the last picture…
hehe… bass g pa compri c koi le probleme avec le francais??!!
….u’re hopeless
G TROP AIME MAYA… “Enough with the sexism!”
CA POURRA ETRE UN TITRE POUR UNE CAMPAGNE ELECTORALE EN 2013… POUR LEUR MONTRER LA DIFFERENCE… POURQUOI PAS?!!!
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