Gonna start asking people to post their papers so they can have an opinion? DD-214’s or you aren’t allowed to think differently than me....

Relax a little, it’s ok if people have a different opinion than you. It’s kind of the American way. As long as their opinion doesn’t infringe on mine or your rights, or my opinion doesn’t infringe on theirs... live on brothers.

Does anyone know if the decision to run any given ad is made by the Super Bowl committee, or by the network broadcasting the event?

Has anyone seen the Second Amendment ad in question?

Does anyone know what reasons were given for refusing the ad?

Jim

I'm willing to bet more members of Trapperman will watch at least part of the Super Bowl than the ones that won't watch by 2:1 at least.

I wouldn't miss it. And if somebody who likes to watch football misses it because they are afraid some commercial might brainwash them and turn them into an anti-gun zealot-well, ya gotta feel sorry for him.

And I won't be taking any pics of my buddies and our spouses to prove anything. The wives will fuss over the commercials and the guys will watch the game and eat chicken wings and whatever else the girls fix for us.....This is a great country!and things like this game is part of what make it so.;)

I wouldn't miss it. And if somebody who likes to watch football misses it because they are afraid some commercial might brainwash them and turn them into an anti-gun zealot-well, ya gotta feel sorry for him.

And I won't be taking any pics of my buddies and our spouses to prove anything. The wives will fuss over the commercials and the guys will watch the game and eat chicken wings and whatever else the girls fix for us.....This is a great country!and things like this game is part of what make it so.;)

:DYou be a pretty funny guy, finny. And ya just don't seem ta git it-Yer opinion means less than nothin' to me. And I think you gonna be watchin' jist like most of the rest of us.... Now don't ya go feelin' too guilty it.

Now why would I want an apology from you, or anyone, fin?

I don't give a crap who watches what. I won't be watching. I have zero interest in professional sports other than MMA and I don't even watch that much anymore.

I've never understood why so many folks get so worked up over "their" team and why people good at sports are treated as national heroes.

The whole Kobe Bryant thing is a good example. Eight other people died in that copter crash. But because they weren't really good at bouncing a ball up and down a wooden court and throwing it through a hoop they got next to no recognition. But the guy who could do that made national news for days.

There are folks who still fly the number 3 flag and mourn Dale Earnhardt nearly twenty years later.

I get acknowledging athletic talent but idolizing these guys and girls, I'll never get that.

Does anyone know if the decision to run any given ad is made by the Super Bowl committee, or by the network broadcasting the event?

Has anyone seen the Second Amendment ad in question?

Does anyone know what reasons were given for refusing the ad?

Jim

The NFL rejected it saying it promoted guns. I saw the ad and it promoted self-defense for the family and the fellow in the ad talking didn’t even mention the word gun or firearms. It showed a picture of him as a former Sargent in the service and pictures of his wife and baby. All he said was nobody has a right to tell me how to defend my family and this was even at the end of the ad. After seeing Bloomberg’s ad, I can see the NFL is definitely biased for gun control zealots and against the second amendment. The ad is on YouTube.