CBS urged to scrap Super Bowl ad for gay dating site

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I cannot help but get the impression that a certain percentage, perhaps even a majority, of the people talking about the ad are far more interested in using the discussion as a vehicle to just take some more shots at Tebow than they are interested in either the abortion debate or the propriety of the ad.
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lawgator1 said:
I cannot help but get the impression that a certain percentage, perhaps even a majority, of the people talking about the ad are far more interested in using the discussion as a vehicle to just take some more shots at Tebow than they are interested in either the abortion debate or the propriety of the ad.
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What gave you that idea?
 
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MontereyVol said:
You mean other than the fact there is an obvious agenda being played here?
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It is thier right to do a commercial. I really do not get the "it should not be aired" crowd.

Focus On the Family came to them. They agreed. I do not get the outrage.
 
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lawgator1 said:
I cannot help but get the impression that a certain percentage, perhaps even a majority, of the people talking about the ad are far more interested in using the discussion as a vehicle to just take some more shots at Tebow than they are interested in either the abortion debate or the propriety of the ad.
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I totally disagree with this.
 
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1) I don't care that they have an agenda in running the ad.
Coca-Cola has an agenda in running theirs.

2) I am not going to be influenced by their ad. While Coke's ad may get me to grab one out of the fridge, I am unlikely to think to myself that I shouldn't go get an abortion today due to Tebow's ad.

3) Kids with sleds = good target practice opportunity.
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lawgator1 said:
1) I don't care that they have an agenda in running the ad.
Coca-Cola has an agenda in running theirs.

2) I am not going to be influenced by their ad. While Coke's ad may get me to grab one out of the fridge, I am unlikely to think to myself that I shouldn't go get an abortion today due to Tebow's ad.

3) Kids with sleds = good target practice opportunity.
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Does Tebow have a sled?
 
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lawgator1 said:
I cannot help but get the impression that a certain percentage, perhaps even a majority, of the people talking about the ad are far more interested in using the discussion as a vehicle to just take some more shots at Tebow than they are interested in either the abortion debate or the propriety of the ad.
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Many of the people who have taken offense to the ad probably couldn't otherwise distinguish Tim Tebow from Tom Brady, so I doubt they have ax to grind as far as football is concerned.
 
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