As usual, the adds were almost as much of a draw as the game--particularly since we all knew the Tebow add was going to be showing.
But, surprise, surprise, apparently NOW believes that the football player's spot encourages domestic violence. Hm.
http://www.latimes.com/news/nation-and-world/la-na-tebow-abortion8-2010feb08,0,1153376.story
Of course, there were all those other anti-gender-relations ads out there that evening . . . Miller, Dockers, you name it. Personally I'd rather be affectionately tackled than loathed, ignored, or placed second to a set of tires.
http://www.bostonherald.com/news/columnists/view/20100209why_are_those_super_bowl_ad_execs_so_mad_at_women/
But maybe that's just me, warped by having grown up with seven brothers.
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