Update: It's worth noting that Mark Dice had his Facebook ban lifted, after articles were written about it in far-reaching conservative outlets Breitbart and Heatstreet. This isn't the case for your regular facebook users who don't have newsworthiness or fans in those numbers. The fact that his statement was deleted at all, when live streamed murders, rapes and kidnappings happen unhindered, show that Facebooks strategy relying on users to flag "offensive content" breeds a lot of issues. You get what you pay for, as the saying goes.

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As for Christan Williams comment, my issues with this campaign strategy still stand, regardless of your patronising attempts to retrofit Dworkin to say something that she hasn't. While the articles at outlets such as LGBT nation are positive about the advert, reactions from the readers are very divided. No conspiracy theories are required to explain these reactions.
And let's be very honest here, lesbian couples and gay couples do get married and adopt children, but not to the same extent as heterosexual couples procreate, and lesbians & gay men are still a minority to heterosexual people. In other words: that's a really small market they're trying to appeal to. If that is happening at the expense of appealing to the larger market - heterosexual couples - Dove's baby products sales are going to have a bad time.
What surprised Dove, I'm sure, is that the majority of lesbians were offended by this advert, making the people whom this ad appealed to even smaller than they had hoped for. And that is the basic problem with getting into political ideas within ads, your product (if it's not connected to it like a "fair trade" coffee or similar) will disappear in the noise. People know what pandering is.

I suppose I could have added this tweet as well, though it's a tiny derail from my point that this is a bad strategy. I was on Kungsgatan 14:45 during the terrorist attack in Stockholm, an event that seems to have obliterated my storage of fucks to give.

A week ago I narrowly escaped a terrorist attack. Now I'm being subtweeted for acknowledging #realmoms ad is awful. Completely out of fucks. pic.twitter.com/mBxGBcPfHR

— Åsk Dabitch Wäppling (@dabitch) April 15, 2017

Did anyone else notice that the biological mother and partner to the transgender grad student didn't have a name? She didn't even get to speak. All of the other mothers are introduced with names and titles like "stay at home mom" or "dance instructor", but that mother is just a nameless womb in the background.
She is the one who risked her life carrying that handsome baby to term, as women still die in childbirth worldwide, but she's not important enough to be allowed to speak in this ad. It's really an awful thing Dove does here, and I believe many women will turn away from the brand.

You probably have the wrong article. Comments don't vanish.

You could backtrack via my user page which shows my comments, but I comment a lot so that would take forever. If you had been a registered user, your comment would have been found on your user page.