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I have not seen the ad so I cannot judge. However, the wonderful thing about TV is that no one puts a gun to your temple and forces you to watch it. No one forces children to watch television without parental supervision either.
Last I knew murder was not a family value. So why is bringing attention to a murder problem inappropriate in regard to the OP's claim about "family values"? Why are Progressives against free speech that disagrees with their viewpoints?
Last I checked, the ad was about abortion and showing images of aborted fetuses from procedures generally not used in abortion anymore, and not murder.
I think it would be good to show an abortion on TV but parents need to know first so they can get the kids out of the room.
I don't know...a tube being inserted into a vagina doesn't sound too interesting. But if you really want to see something going into a vagina just watch porn.
Hard to believe. I've heard of commercials being refused before, so yeah this is doubtful that they'll really have such blunt commercials for superbowl. I'm all for it. I dig reality a lot and am tired of others being spared it. However....doubt when the day comes that such a thing happens.
The commercials will continue to be entertaining, and suggestive, and just enough to keep the populace fat, dumb and happy, sorta thing.
I don't know...a tube being inserted into a vagina doesn't sound too interesting. But if you really want to see something going into a vagina just watch porn.
Not interested in what goes in but interested in what comes out. Kinda bloody I am sure.
Not interested in what goes in but interested in what comes out. Kinda bloody I am sure.
Probably like watching someone have their period....there isn't much to "see" with most abortions.
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