Women's Groups Blast 'Divisive' Pro-Life Super Bowl Ad

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Women's Groups Blast 'Divisive' Pro-Life Super Bowl Ad -- Without Even Seeing It

Tuesday, January 26, 2010

College football phenom Tim Tebow is about to become one of the biggest stars of Super Bowl XLIV

[Guest LadyC]

didn't a similar commercial air during last year's superbowl and got blasted for its pro-life message?

[Rick-Parker]

CBS is insisting it will run the ad. Pray that they do.

[ted]

Much like Sarah Palin said in an interview last night, I fail to see what could be so controversial about a mother talking about the joy of having her son. I mean, what could possibly be the counter argument to such a thing?

t.

[tah]

I saw a woman on the news either last night or the night before..kind blurs..

but she said Focus on the Family and those who oppose pro-choice are haters...

I mean.. killing someone is the ultimate hate if you ask me...

She was talking about those haters who have the nerve to air a commercial about choosing life instead of death... mind boggling to me how they can be so dang screwed up in their thinking...

sigh....

[kat8585]

When it's all said and done, it won't air. You watch.

[Guest LadyC]

When it's all said and done, it won't air. You watch.

if we all intercede in prayer that it will air, i bet it will! God can move all kinds of mountains... even pro-death ones!

[nebula]

Much like Sarah Palin said in an interview last night, I fail to see what could be so controversial about a mother talking about the joy of having her son. I mean, what could possibly be the counter argument to such a thing?

I watched an interview with one of these women on Bill O'Reilly.

I don't recall where the video segment of the interview is, but here is a jist:

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Impact Segment

Tim Tebow at center of controversial abortion ad

The pro-life group Focus on the Family is paying more than $2 million for a 30-second anti-abortion ad during the Super Bowl. The spot features University of Florida quarterback Tim Tebow, whose mother rejected medical advice to have an abortion while she was pregnant with him.

The Factor spoke with liberal activist Jehmu Green, who wants CBS to ban the ad. "CBS has approved this ad," Green said, "which contradicts their long-standing policy to not air advocacy ads. Pam Tebow was allowed to make a choice about her own reproductive health decisions that this ad is trying to take away from all American women. This is a thinly-veiled attempt to undermine a woman's right to make decisions."

The Factor argued that the TV spot, which has not been seen by anyone, seems to deliver an uplifting message. "This is a positive ad and the Tebows are happy with the choice they made. You're trying to muzzle this, which is not the American way."

http://billoreilly.com/show?action=viewTVS...p;showID=2523#3

OK - I found a site with the video:

http://www.freedomslighthouse.com/2010/01/...hmu-greene.html

How she gets from A to B is beyond me . . . other than choice = abortion period.

[Rick-Parker]

It will air.

[MorningGlory]

Much like Sarah Palin said in an interview last night, I fail to see what could be so controversial about a mother talking about the joy of having her son. I mean, what could possibly be the counter argument to such a thing?

t.

Satan and the preoccupation with death and mayhem. These people are his followers.