(January 12, 2012 at 1:10 pm)Tiberius Wrote: Whilst I don't agree with the contents of the ad, I don't see how this is "hijacking" the Superbowl Commercials. People are entitled to their opinion, and if the station allows it, to broadcast that opinion for a fee.
The station normally wouldn't allow it, as the article says, but he is taking advantage of a rule that says they have to let him. Normally superbowl commercials are really lighthearted, so that's why I called it hijacking. Dead, bloody fetuses, surrounded by religious symbols is a far cry from the normal silliness that goes on during the superbowl, traditionally.
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