Did you see the ad? I thought it was well done and not nearly as controverial as so many “women’s groups” had claimed. I am so glad that Focus on the Family ran the ad and encouraged people to get the whole Tim Tebow story on their website.
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I thought it was a very nice commercial, completely non-threatening. It was sweet with a bit of comedic surprise. I am not surprised, however, that NOW and other like groups are now complaining the commercial promoted violence against women. Good grief, they’ll find anything to complain about, obviously.
They are saying it promotes violence against women? What about the Snickers commercial where Betty White got tackled? Not only is that violence against women, but against the elderly? why are they not outraged about that?
I thought it was a sweet commercial-and I cannot figure out WHAT they could find threatening about it? She had a choice and she MADE her choice-why is a woman’s right to choose only about her choice to have an abortion?
I loved this commercial! I didn’t find anything about it controversial. The story that the Tebows told on Focus on the Familys website was truly inspiring. I really admire this family for their faith. It was a truly wonderful story and I believe that they have raised their children in a way that honors God.
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I thought it was a very nice commercial, completely non-threatening. It was sweet with a bit of comedic surprise. I am not surprised, however, that NOW and other like groups are now complaining the commercial promoted violence against women. Good grief, they’ll find anything to complain about, obviously.
They are saying it promotes violence against women? What about the Snickers commercial where Betty White got tackled? Not only is that violence against women, but against the elderly? why are they not outraged about that?
I thought it was a sweet commercial-and I cannot figure out WHAT they could find threatening about it? She had a choice and she MADE her choice-why is a woman’s right to choose only about her choice to have an abortion?
I loved this commercial! I didn’t find anything about it controversial. The story that the Tebows told on Focus on the Familys website was truly inspiring. I really admire this family for their faith. It was a truly wonderful story and I believe that they have raised their children in a way that honors God.