Tebow to appear in Focus on the Family commercial during SB XLIV

PS: Calling homosexuality a threat to civilization and actively fighting against hate-crime laws that protect homosexuals is gay-bashing in my opinion. And suggesting that the feminist movement is "hurtful to women" because it encourages them to give up their natural roles as mothers, homemakers and nurturers, isn't a very female-friendly attitude, either.

 

Let's say Roe vs. Wade is overturned and abortion is outlawed in at least one state.
What's the appropriate punishment?
Should the person who performs the abortion be punished or the woman who is having it, or both?

 

I see no problem with this ad running. Maybe they can tie it in with the ETRADE BABIES.

 

I wonder if Jeffrey Dahmer's or John Wayne Gacy's or Ted Bundy's mom was urged to have an abortion and were courageous enough not to.

 

Exactly.
Compared to half the other shit that runs on TV.. The Tebow ad is tame. Just a bunch of stupid shit for people to argue over, in between bikini beer commercials.

FYI: Tebow will be in W.Va Sunday for a speaking engagement at the Coal Classic.

 

Without the kind of folks like Mrs Tebow and the Virgin Mary our souls would never be saved.

I for one am fine with the ad but I prefer the beer ads with scantlily clad women perhaps mud wrestling.

 

I think nowadays, when pro-lifers talk about laws banning abortion, they're talking about punishing the doctors, not the women.

When Roe v. Wade first came out, pro-lifers wanted both doctor and woman punished. They've evolved since that time.

To me, another big issue is that Pam Tebow was advised to have an abortion by her doctors, yet refused. How many women are going to see her ad, decide to go against their doctor's advice, and end up medically harmed?

 

Their doctors would then not be liable because they advised them to have an abortions.

 

I wasn't referring to doctors' liability. I was referring to women's physical health being irrepairably harmed, or worse, because they didn't take their doctor's advice.

 

I apologize if this has been addressed elsewhere on the thread, but has anyone actually found Mrs. Tebow's doctor and interviewed him? There are elements to the story that seem apocryphal. Yet every news story states it as fact, without attribution, that Mrs. Tebow was told to have an abortion.

 

I can't imagine that would fly with the confidentiality portion of medical ethics to talk about it one way or the other.