Posts
Source: TechCrunch
(image: http://files0.fluxstatic.com/00046D05000E2C39000826FBFFFF/Jpg/B-5/AR560x560,Resize) (http://www.techcrunch.com/2007/11/30/flux-launches-self-s… more
Should Men be charged with a crime for having an ejaculation inside a woman without a condom?
Rather than: Should women be charged with a crime for having an abortion?
Where's the man's responsibility in baby making?
Angela Hayden ART GODDESS
Birth Control humor ads BANNED from Facebook
I targeted these ads to feminists over 18 years old.
Yep, Facebook banned them.
"My mama couldn't afford birth control & all I got was this shitty life" and
"My dad didn't use a condom & all I got was this shitty life.
ART GODDESS SHOP
Yep, Facebook banned them.
"My mama couldn't afford birth control & all I got was this shitty life" and
"My dad didn't use a condom & all I got was this shitty life.
ART GODDESS SHOP
Evolve Already Monkey & Ape banned from Facebook
These designs are meant as sarcasm.
"Hey you dumbass. Evolve already."
Facebook banned me from running an ad for my "Evolve already" monkey and silverback ape merchandise. They said it was offensive to some people. But I had targeted my ad to people over 18 who believed in evolution? wtf?
Anyone else have similar stories?
"Hey you dumbass. Evolve already."
Facebook banned me from running an ad for my "Evolve already" monkey and silverback ape merchandise. They said it was offensive to some people. But I had targeted my ad to people over 18 who believed in evolution? wtf?
Anyone else have similar stories?
Restore Affordable Birth Control Today! SIGN THE PETITION.
Protect our prescriptions Did you know that a federal law inadvertently caused a dramatic spike in prescription birth-control prices on college campuses and at family-planning clinics across the country? Congress finally has a solution – the bipartisan Prevention Through Affordable Access Act. 
Students and low-income women around the country have seen a dramatic increase in the price of their birth-control prescriptions. It’s the result of a 2005 bill that wasn’t even supposed to do what it did.
Students and low-income women around the country have seen a dramatic increase in the price of their birth-control prescriptions. It’s the result of a 2005 bill that wasn’t even supposed to do what it did.
Thanks to efforts by students on college campuses across the country, Congress has finally introduced a fix. And we need this bill to move quickly before more women are impacted by high prescription birth-control prices.
Fill out the form to send an urgent message to your members of congress about the need to restore affordable birth control immediately.
Act now to stop violence against women in Congo - SIGN THE PETITION
SIGN THE PETITION.
Hundreds of women are brutally raped, beaten and killed in the Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) every day. On October 31, Senators Joseph Biden (D-DE) and Richard Lugar (R-IN) introduced the International Violence Against Women Act (S.2279) -- legislation that will increase protection and services for women and girls facing gender based violence, and will direct more U.S. funding to violence prevention abroad.
The IVAWA will increase U.S. leadership in responding to the violence suffered by women and girls in the DRC and around the world. Please urge your representatives to support the IVAWA today.
FOX Attacks Decency... with Bill O'Reilly Leading the Way
From the page: "Fox News shows more sexualized violence and humiliation than probably any other network -- all in the name of condemning it -- while under-showing violence in Iraq, all in the name of supporting it. After this video, smart viewers and advertisers will boycott Fox." -Gloria Steinem
Sign the Petition
Tell the FCC you should not be forced to pay for FOX's smut.
23,982 signers
Demand "a la carte" cable television.
Under current law, you cannot opt-out of FOX. You are forced to put money in FOX's pockets every time you pay your cable bill.
The best way to keep FOX out of your home is to force cable companies to offer "a la carte" cable, where you only pay for the channels you want. A la carte will lower your cable bill, prevent inappropriate programming from entering your home, and will keep your money out of FOX's pockets.
FOX News uses sex segments to divert outrage from the real obscenity, the war
By ChrisH from the News Hounds
Bill O'Reilly is sort of FOX's preacher, or the father figure who scolds and punishes the wayward, appealing to the viewers who yearn for the "Father Knows Best" days of yore when minorities knew their place, women stayed home in servitude, kids were seen and not heard, and a man's home was his castle. Yes, those were the days - if you weren't a minority, a woman, or a kid. Hence O'Reilly's popularity among older white males who blame their lost stature on teevee even as they're glued to it.
See what they're getting with their "news" at on FOX Attacks.
O'Reilly has a habit of lecturing about the decline of moral values, although he phrases it in the context of his book "Culture Warrior" and targets the "secular progressive" faction of society, who are allegedly out to abolish "traditional values." He routinely blasts Hollywood, television, the Internet, and the music industry for producing and selling media he considers harmful to the nation's moral fabric, scrupulously avoiding his owner's part in all these productions. (FOX Television retains high honors year after year for unsuitable programming, according to Brent Bozell's Family Television Council.)
He even asserted in "The State of the Union According to the Folks" that " Sixty-three percent believe the moral and ethical climate in America is declining. And it is. The Internet and an irresponsible media have hit traditional values hard."
Like the O'Reilly Factor?
O'Reilly has recently addressed such important topics as PETA using nude female images in ads promoting a healthy vegetarian diet, "Girls Gone Wild" participants suing the producer after the fact, and dating websites that only allow "hot" people to sign up - all so he could show related videos of scantily clad young women to the dirty old men who watch. Under the guise of reporting on Internet porn sites who publish pictures of the youngest girls allowed (18), the moral decadence exhibited at beaches during Spring break, and American Idol stars who take it all off for magazines, O'Reilly played videos and showed screenshots in the interest of letting his audience see what he's talking about, raising their, um, outrage.
I don't recall seeing any soft porn on my console TV growing up when my parents watched the Huntley-Brinkley report or later during the MacNeil-Lehrer Hour.
Now O'Reilly is far from alone in featuring soft porn during alleged "news" reports. Neil Cavuto is notorious for his Hooters' girls interviews and dropping chyrons to more amply exhibit the cleavage of his quests. John Gibson has been known to do the gratuitous story or two on Playboy bunnies and sexy Internet triplets campaigning for Mitt Romney, and the Anna Nicole Smith story came complete, day after day, with video segments of her physical assets. And it seemed no one could resist the Paris Hilton burger commercial as we followed her every move to prison, home again, back to prison, and finally, apparently, off the face of the earth.
Even prudish Hannity can't resist the sexy teachers stories, and he uses the opportunities to moralize about standards and expectations - why shouldn't teachers have a morals clause in their contracts, like he does? Not one to be outdone, O'Reilly even went so far, last night 11/5/07, as to suggest that teachers should be subjected to annual polygraph tests to assure that they are not fooling around with underage students or using drugs.
But O'Reilly is the king of hypocrisy so it's not surprising that he moralizes against the decline of decency while simultaneously promoting it. He intones that we won't see anything that we couldn't see at the beach - if your beach has stripper poles, flashers, erotic dancers, and Playboy bunnies. He excuses it saying he has to show folks what he's talking about, but that's nonsense - do we need to see corpses when we hear of car accidents, or flag-draped coffins when we speak of Iraq? Oh, scratch that - he doesn't speak of the "carnage du jour" in Iraq.
FOX puts the 'tit' in titillation and the ass, well that's usually in front of the camera.
And here's more from Taylor Marsh at the Huffington Post.
Sign the Petition
Tell the FCC you should not be forced to pay for FOX's smut.
23,982 signers
Demand "a la carte" cable television.
Under current law, you cannot opt-out of FOX. You are forced to put money in FOX's pockets every time you pay your cable bill.
The best way to keep FOX out of your home is to force cable companies to offer "a la carte" cable, where you only pay for the channels you want. A la carte will lower your cable bill, prevent inappropriate programming from entering your home, and will keep your money out of FOX's pockets.
FOX News uses sex segments to divert outrage from the real obscenity, the war
By ChrisH from the News Hounds
Bill O'Reilly is sort of FOX's preacher, or the father figure who scolds and punishes the wayward, appealing to the viewers who yearn for the "Father Knows Best" days of yore when minorities knew their place, women stayed home in servitude, kids were seen and not heard, and a man's home was his castle. Yes, those were the days - if you weren't a minority, a woman, or a kid. Hence O'Reilly's popularity among older white males who blame their lost stature on teevee even as they're glued to it.
See what they're getting with their "news" at on FOX Attacks.
O'Reilly has a habit of lecturing about the decline of moral values, although he phrases it in the context of his book "Culture Warrior" and targets the "secular progressive" faction of society, who are allegedly out to abolish "traditional values." He routinely blasts Hollywood, television, the Internet, and the music industry for producing and selling media he considers harmful to the nation's moral fabric, scrupulously avoiding his owner's part in all these productions. (FOX Television retains high honors year after year for unsuitable programming, according to Brent Bozell's Family Television Council.)
He even asserted in "The State of the Union According to the Folks" that " Sixty-three percent believe the moral and ethical climate in America is declining. And it is. The Internet and an irresponsible media have hit traditional values hard."
Like the O'Reilly Factor?
O'Reilly has recently addressed such important topics as PETA using nude female images in ads promoting a healthy vegetarian diet, "Girls Gone Wild" participants suing the producer after the fact, and dating websites that only allow "hot" people to sign up - all so he could show related videos of scantily clad young women to the dirty old men who watch. Under the guise of reporting on Internet porn sites who publish pictures of the youngest girls allowed (18), the moral decadence exhibited at beaches during Spring break, and American Idol stars who take it all off for magazines, O'Reilly played videos and showed screenshots in the interest of letting his audience see what he's talking about, raising their, um, outrage.
I don't recall seeing any soft porn on my console TV growing up when my parents watched the Huntley-Brinkley report or later during the MacNeil-Lehrer Hour.
Now O'Reilly is far from alone in featuring soft porn during alleged "news" reports. Neil Cavuto is notorious for his Hooters' girls interviews and dropping chyrons to more amply exhibit the cleavage of his quests. John Gibson has been known to do the gratuitous story or two on Playboy bunnies and sexy Internet triplets campaigning for Mitt Romney, and the Anna Nicole Smith story came complete, day after day, with video segments of her physical assets. And it seemed no one could resist the Paris Hilton burger commercial as we followed her every move to prison, home again, back to prison, and finally, apparently, off the face of the earth.
Even prudish Hannity can't resist the sexy teachers stories, and he uses the opportunities to moralize about standards and expectations - why shouldn't teachers have a morals clause in their contracts, like he does? Not one to be outdone, O'Reilly even went so far, last night 11/5/07, as to suggest that teachers should be subjected to annual polygraph tests to assure that they are not fooling around with underage students or using drugs.
But O'Reilly is the king of hypocrisy so it's not surprising that he moralizes against the decline of decency while simultaneously promoting it. He intones that we won't see anything that we couldn't see at the beach - if your beach has stripper poles, flashers, erotic dancers, and Playboy bunnies. He excuses it saying he has to show folks what he's talking about, but that's nonsense - do we need to see corpses when we hear of car accidents, or flag-draped coffins when we speak of Iraq? Oh, scratch that - he doesn't speak of the "carnage du jour" in Iraq.
FOX puts the 'tit' in titillation and the ass, well that's usually in front of the camera.
And here's more from Taylor Marsh at the Huffington Post.
I've evolved. Have you? Evolve already! merchandise
New ad direction from Angela Hayden ART GODDESS on her Evolve Already line of merchandise. What do you think?
Subscribe to:
Posts (Atom)
