[ClearCase_guy]

Offensive on so many levels! Quite an achievement.

Sometimes I think these things are created so that networks can "take the high road" and refuse to air them, then thump themselves on the chest.

[untrained skeptic]

It's kind of sad to say it, but having this ad publicly banned, and then likely showing up on-line is actually pretty good advertising with much of their target market.

The networks take the high road and refuse to air the ad. The controversy then causes people to hear about the ad that otherwise would not have.

[weegee]

CAIR must’ve sent Viacom a letter of complaint.