Posted on 08/02/2016 8:11:04 AM PDT by Olog-hai
The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) in Washington, D.C. is currently running an advertisement for Squirt.org, an app that helps homosexuals find hookup partners. But the WMATA refuses to run religious or political ads.
A Metro representative said the Squirt.org ads could not be removed because regulating ad content violates the advertiser’s First Amendment rights, even though religious, political and advocacy-related ads are banned according to Metro policy because of their content. …
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Outrageous, and so sad for our country.
The contract precedes any speech 'rights' therefore allowing them to be posted is an endorsement.
That right there should put an end to any Federal funding.
It’s fine if they do this until it offends muslims. When that happens, the ads will come down to protect their delicate flower sensibilities (and to prevent an outbreak of Random Muslim Explosion Syndrome)
Disgusting.
Let me guess. The ad slogan is;
“Who wants fudge?”
In Obama’s America, it is instead an impetus for such.
Because the political establishment is committed to destroying the Judeo-Christian values on which the laws of this country were founded, and to establishing an atheist government.
I cannot think of anything more repulsive than that vile ad...
Obama’s America. Go Trump, GO!!!
Even the domain name is revolting.
That’s disgusting and exemplifies the true nature of particularly male homosexuality
When I was in middle school and learned about Sodom and Gommorah, I never believed that men really behaved the way it was described. I believe it now.
This isn’t “advocacy”?
Put up ads for bacon and hams.
Kids will see this ad. There will be no wholesome alternative because of their policy. SICK
Oh, puh-leez - they don’t give a rat’s *ss about the First Amendment.
How many faggots live in DC? Why do they live there? They can’t all be politicians.
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