i was going to post this a week or two ago
but i didn't.
now it has been rejected as a super bowl ad on nbc.
i can see why the PETA commercial was rejected, but this one is just getting out a message.
but i didn't.
now it has been rejected as a super bowl ad on nbc.
i can see why the PETA commercial was rejected, but this one is just getting out a message.
i think it's spot on as well as ironic, seeing as obama is not pro-life.
when does a living organism become something worth saving! when do the contents of a petri dish earn a 'soul' and consequently the right to a pursuit of happiness, protected by the state
ReplyDeletebecause it is a LIVING organism. a human living organism, at that.
ReplyDeleteACK PROPAGANDA!
ReplyDeleteno i know, but what i meant was: maybe the sperm that someone lost into a condom last night during sex could have yielded the next gandhi, or the next hitler, or the just some average jane/joe. aren't all those possibilities worth somethin'? why does it garner protection by the state just because it's entered the womb, and happened to fertilize an egg, whether by consenting decision, by forced entry, or by accident
ReplyDeletesperm die on their own pretty easily until they get up there. and even then, only one survives - i wonder which one would have yielded the greatest leader, the laziest bum, the most twisted serial killer. don't they all deserve a chance at life too?
ReplyDeleteit's just a message
ReplyDeletei just thought it was thought provoking
and yes, you can turn it either way