Is an anti-abortion super bowl ad any more manipulative than a pro choice newspaper?

Susan Estrich on the Arizona Republic's editorial page huffs and puffs that the Christian Conservative Groups projected anti-abortion superbowl ad is manipulative, designed to make people who opt for an abortion feel bad. The Arizona Republic's pro choice bias will probably prevent them from publishing my letter of protest. They very rarely publish pro life opinions. So who has been influencing the public for years about the necessity of abortion?

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News & Politics

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• meaning of manipulation
• pro choice newspapers
• anti-abortion ads
• biased forums

[reginaDexant]

Susan is a loud mouth & a progressive activist. I want to tell your husband something, he never was a Christian. He may have head knowledge, but he never Knew Christ.

ABORTION IS MURDER!!!! If a woman killed her own child, she should feel bad.

Scott Roeder is a hero! He killed the unjust child predator who killed , mercilessly and wantonly,60,000 kids.

Many were burned to death by saline abortion, pulled apart, delivered breach till their skulls showed & their brains sucked out & cremated.

[GerryKing40]

Christ said 'turn the other cheek.' I believe that he preached non violence. No matter the provocation murders of abortion doctors must not take place which may cause more abortion deaths by creating sympathy. We have to get the law changed so what Dr. Tiller did will not be legal. Abortion is legal in this country up to 9 months. We have to get the word out there over and over just what the killing of a child in a late term abortion is. So that people cannot delude themselves about murder.

[ashervisalis]

Aren't all ads aimed at manipulation?

[searchPersonhoodTV]

Us Americans are conflict adverse. Conflict is often the means to resolution and changing of minds and hearts. Thank you for your video. Praying for your marriage. Please pray for mine.