[Peace-discuss] Fw: underwriting spot
jencart
jencart at mycidco.com
Sat Nov 8 07:01:15 CST 2003
Yup, I said since Bush and Sharon define themselves as men of peace, how could peace and justice be considered controversial??? Jenifer
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Morton K. Brussel wrote:
> What WILL seems to be saying is that AWARE is controversial (like the
> NRA), and it doesn't like controversy (however that is defined!). Of
> course WILL's stance is hypocritical--it simply wants to cover its
> rear end, belying its public interest ideals.
>
> MKB
For WILL to be hypocritical in this case, wouldn't they have to be accepting those NRA submissions? Come to think of it, I don't think I've ever heard an underwriting announcement with political ramifications on WILL at all. And while we may not see political ramifications per se in peace and justice, remember that the Republican party and the corporate media have been working overtime for over a year to make it so in the eyes of the average American.
If WILL ever does actually start taking controversial underwriting, I wonder which side can afford more of it. Something to think about..?
I think WILL is covering its rear end a little too vigorously here, but having worked alongside Les and Debbie for years I can pretty well guess that it's not because they want to. I think I'll wait for those NRA blurbs before I start accusing them of hypocrisy - these days, covering one's rear end can be a crucial component of pursuing one's public interest ideals. -cmb
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