Should Anti-Abortion Advertising be Banned?

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

If I spelled out my fulling opinion here, I'd come off as the cold asshole I am, but my position is known.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

All advertising should be banned as it is a completely wasteful form of economic activity.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

No, because the government shouldn't be regulating on this. That being said, I would hope that organizations who post such graphic images in public places receive enough pressure to take it down. Some of the pro-life pictures I've seen before simply aren't suitable for children.

Children Schmildren. Soon we'll be banning all the good movies, too.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

No, because the government shouldn't be regulating on this. That being said, I would hope that organizations who post such graphic images in public places receive enough pressure to take it down. Some of the pro-life pictures I've seen before simply aren't suitable for children.

Children Schmildren. Soon we'll be banning all the good movies, too.

And the video games. "Think of the children!" is probably the quickest path to tyranny, or at the very least to nanny statism.

The second being a category of the first.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

No, because the government shouldn't be regulating on this. That being said, I would hope that organizations who post such graphic images in public places receive enough pressure to take it down. Some of the pro-life pictures I've seen before simply aren't suitable for children.

Children Schmildren. Soon we'll be banning all the good movies, too.

And the video games. "Think of the children!" is probably the quickest path to tyranny, or at the very least to nanny statism.

The second being a category of the first.

Conservatives think it would be OK if GLAAD started buying billboards in Texas depicting explicit gay sex scenes.  Interesting...

If whoever is willing to sell them, I guess. I mean, it'd be pretty sick (not in the good sense), but it's not my conscience.

[FEMA Camp Administrator]

No, because the government shouldn't be regulating on this. That being said, I would hope that organizations who post such graphic images in public places receive enough pressure to take it down. Some of the pro-life pictures I've seen before simply aren't suitable for children.

Children Schmildren. Soon we'll be banning all the good movies, too.

And the video games. "Think of the children!" is probably the quickest path to tyranny, or at the very least to nanny statism.

The second being a category of the first.

Conservatives think it would be OK if GLAAD started buying billboards in Texas depicting explicit gay sex scenes.  Interesting...

If whoever is willing to sell them, I guess. I mean, it'd be pretty sick (not in the good sense), but it's not my conscience.

If you can acknowledge that certain things are better not shoved in people's faces, I don't see the problem with some common-sensical restrictions IE No dead babies, no frontal nudity. 

And take all the character out if ads!? Won't be long before they remove pictures altogether.