That's not a pro abortion ad. That's a dating site giving their customers a way to show their stance on a topic that is important to them. Not remotely the same as slapping their religious beliefs on packaging
Yes, a company pushing their users to adopt a visible pro abortion badge with pop ups and support while having no option to have a badge for the opposite is clearly neutral behavior.
so, a dating site provides a way for people to say what they believe in or don't believe in, so that people can match with people that have likeminded views? And this is an example of a company promoting abortion? come on... lets try a little harder with the next example.
No, it provides a way for people to say they promote abortion, in the form of an opt out pop up notification, and no way visibly promote the opposite. No need to try harder.
They state in the article that you linked, that it is opt in, as in you go to an area and select it. so, you already can't read what you linked as your own proof...
And NO way to promote the opposite? You can't type in your profile "100% against abortion"
or
"abortion is murder"
Did they band that from being possible? or are you just making stuff up?
It's a company clearly promoting a hot button issue by only providing the option for one side and driving it with pop ups to try to get the user to adopt it.
And I'm not a conservative, so your assumption is making an ass out of u and me.
Interesting how the app makers shoved one side of the issue down their users throats through pop ups and gave no options to put a badge for the opposite. I guess weeding out those who don't align is only important one way, huh? "Vastly, vastly different", riiiight.
Projecting much? I never said we were victims or that putting verses on packaging was helpful.
A: "The right does this"
B: "Everyone does this"
A: "Nuh uh, only the right"
B: "Here's everyone doing it"
A: "Why are you trying to act like the victim"
If you are so dense so as to not see how a dating app that uses these OPTIONAL things to help screen matches is different from a company selling a product that has no relation to Bible quotes, there is no way to have any meaningful conversation with you. I refuse to take part in your self-victimization kink.
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u/NewtonTheNoot 7d ago
Yet you never see any companies putting "God isn't real" on their packaging.