- http://www.ginovandewalle.com/ Gino Van de Walle
A whole lot to do about nothing actually. Over here in Europe we would never ban such an innocent ad from our television screens. In fact, the only reason we would ban it is because it’s too innocent. Come on guys (and girls), wake up to reality. This is the 21st century we are living in.
- http://www.ginovandewalle.com Gino Van de Walle
A whole lot to do about nothing actually. Over here in Europe we would never ban such an innocent ad from our television screens. In fact, the only reason we would ban it is because it’s too innocent. Come on guys (and girls), wake up to reality. This is the 21st century we are living in.
- loyal opposition
Well, I think their ban on this ad has everything to do with their “agenda” and little to do with rational thought. They want to support abortion and this flies in the face of that. Tack on the fact that it’s a really good ad and they certainly reject it. They had an agenda to get Obama elected and that’s just how they are…a partisan news organization.
- loyal opposition
Well, I think their ban on this ad has everything to do with their “agenda” and little to do with rational thought. They want to support abortion and this flies in the face of that. Tack on the fact that it’s a really good ad and they certainly reject it. They had an agenda to get Obama elected and that’s just how they are…a partisan news organization.
The Right Scoop on January 29th, 2009 in Uncategorized | 4 Comments
This has to be my favorite pro-life ad ever and to see NBC reject it for prime time viewing during the Superbowl disappoints me, yet doesn’t surprise me. After watching them through the 2008 election expose their major bias towards President Obama, it’s clear to me that they lack integrity when it comes to reporting the news. Now I’m not the type to necessarily believe that a single commercial will necessarily change someone’s opinion, though I suppose someone on the edge of such a paramount decision could be swayed by this ad. It is effective. But obviously, what bothers me is censorship based on an agenda. Now I realize that it isn’t without precedent to see a major network keep political ads from being aired during the superbowl, however NBC’s reason for doing this exposes their double standard. They recently rejected an ad by PETA based on the grounds that it was too sexually explicit. However, to the Catholic group Fidelis, they stated that they do not allow advocacy ads. Well, I’m not sure if anyone told them, but PETA is an advocacy group.
So, since it may not air during the Superbowl, I thought I’d show it here. There’s absolutely nothing objectionable about this so no warning is necessary.
- http://www.ginovandewalle.com/
- http://www.ginovandewalle.com
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