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Iris

(16,209 posts)
3. Sure.
Fri Apr 11, 2014, 06:05 PM
Apr 2014

It shows this couple who are expecting a child. At one point, they are in the doctor's office and he is telling them they need to make a decision soon. It goes on to show the woman spending a night agonizing over the right thing to do. They show a crib that needs to be assembled. Ultimately, she decides to put the crib together. The decision was whether or not to get chemo to cure the cancer that may or may not kill her and that could harm or cause the death of the unborn child.

It just seems a little heavy-duty for an underwear ad.

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Her body, her life, her choice. Warpy Apr 2014 #1
Certainly but what that has to do with underwear, I don't know. Iris Apr 2014 #5
Yeah, it didn't sell me on anything but being pro choice and marrying a teddy bear. Warpy Apr 2014 #6
My speakers mercuryblues Apr 2014 #2
Sure. Iris Apr 2014 #3
thank you mercuryblues Apr 2014 #4
Right to lifers will love this ad Warpy Apr 2014 #7
Not overtly, anyway. Iris Apr 2014 #8
Anti-abortion website Half-Century Man Apr 2014 #9
yes you mercuryblues Apr 2014 #10
+1000 ismnotwasm Apr 2014 #11
what mercuryblues Apr 2014 #12
thanks for your post. seabeyond Apr 2014 #13
I was mercuryblues Apr 2014 #14
He thinks I bring him the wastebasket for his comfort. seabeyond Apr 2014 #15
n/t JustAnotherGen Apr 2014 #16
Prioritizing a potential life over an *actual* life is morally insane if you ask me. nomorenomore08 Apr 2014 #17
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