[arista]

Originally posted by Fom
As I have said I don't mind the idea of the helpline, as long as it is unbiased help and helps the girls come up with their own decisions and they should not promote or suggest abortion in anyway, just make the options clear.

It is not clear what they will do
at this time
time will tell.

[NettoSuperstar!]

But what is clear is that there are no proposals for abortion clinics to advertise on TV...and its highly unlikely that they will specifically advertise that service...This is the Daily Mail making a story out of the CONCERNS of the Anti abortion lobby about more general advisory ads

[ange7]

Originally posted by Fom
As I have said I don't mind the idea of the helpline, as long as it is unbiased help and helps the girls come up with their own decisions and they should not promote or suggest abortion in anyway, just make the options clear.

yeah majority agree with you but no one is "pro abortion"... they are "pro choice" and that side of the argument believe the better informed the choice is the better the outcome.

[arista]

Originally posted by NettoSuperstar!
But what is clear is that there are no proposals for abortion clinics to advertise on TV...and its highly unlikely that they will specifically advertise that service.

That is Wrong
Thats what the BBC just Debated
with a response that it will help women.


Time Will tell.

[NettoSuperstar!]

Originally posted by arista

That is Wrong
Thats what the BBC just Debated
with a response that it will help women.


Time Will tell.

Its not wrong, I dont care what the Big Question is debating they just debate what is in the news. The real story is as I've explained before...the proposals are (At this point in time) for general advisory ads

[Fom]

Originally posted by arista

It is not clear what they will do
at this time
time will tell.

With the society we live in, I doubt any one will get permission to do other than that.
And this thread has no point because these help lines could go one of 2 ways, more abortions or less... depends how helpful they are, girls might think more clearly and not rush into abortion and take up other options like adoption.

[ange7]

Originally posted by arista

No that is what the BBC debated.
The Idea of Ads got a good response.

This thread is correct from the original link.


Stop Nit Picking.

it not nit picking. There a HUGE difference between ads by clinics to sell their services and ads by clinics to let people know about their help lines. One debate is about the role commercial business has in the health system while the other debate is about whether clinics advertising helplines. lol @ nit picking .... dude you are far to vague with your sweeping statements.
Life in the City

[ange7]

Originally posted by NettoSuperstar!

Its not wrong, I dont care what the Big Question is debating they just debate what is in the news. The real story is as I've explained before...the proposals are (At this point in time) for general advisory ads

yeah nurse57 called this 5 pages ago ...zzz

[NettoSuperstar!]

Aye...round round baby right round...

[ange7]

Originally posted by NettoSuperstar!
Aye...round round baby right round...

you need to update all your 80's cultural references :P

[Nurse57]

Fom, no worries.

The simple fact is we would like to know all the the facts about any medical condition before any action is taken so we can choose.

[inspector-frost]

ads are info so thats a good thing,right??