So just to be clear, some kid has to have a shitty life because their parents were too naive to think they would actually have a child in high school by having sex just once or twice, or because they were drunk and didn't think about it. The sins of the father are visited upon the child. cool man. edit: I don't know why I bother trying to change any of your minds on this. I just get mad and waste my time. Nothing I say to you conservatives makes a difference.
Ok, turning that around... Do you think that every parent who might bring a child up with a "shitty" life should be prohibited from having children?
It's amazing to me that one can be so close-minded that they would get "mad" at a group of people that are in favor of giving everybody the right to life.
So to get back to the original thread point, do you understand any of the reasons behind the controversy now?
That's exactly what the fuss is all about. As with political candidates, political viewpoints should have equal access. CBS should have to make available equal time during the Stuporbowl for Pro-choice viewpoints.
Raise your hand if you think you should have to get a license in order to breed. *crickets* *raises hand*
I gave up trying a while back when simple questions and inconvenient relayed facts were avoided... I see you've been experiencing the same treatment. I came to the conclusion that they aren't confused about the controversy they just want to needle those that disagree with them for the umpteenth time on the decided issue of abortion. Do the Tebow's hate Catholicism? STOMP
This whole thread answers the original question...obviously the commercial is controversial. /checkmate
I don't think they are trying to antagonize. But I think, like everyone else, they have their mind made up for the most part on big issues such as these. Where there are no easy "Oh, well I guess god really does exist, he came on tv to show himself and answer every question exactly right and make dna dance like a snake charmer."
