I have a problem with some of the ads on the site, and although I realize that advertisers are the ones who "pay the freight" as it were, are our values becoming so jaded that we are to allow questionable ads as if they are an acceptable and integral part of our society ? ?
One ad in particular shows up at the top of the site and shows someone looking through the cross-hairs of a rifle scope at workers in an office environment, and you are to line up the scope on a person and click the mouse to "shoot" that person, and if you are able to accomplish this feat, then you are a "WINNER ! !"
My God, is this for real ! ? ! ?
Are we so inured to voilence in our everyday world that it can be treated as a game ? ?
Another ad that shows up in the same place depicts what is apparently a teen-age boy leaning out a speeding car window and swinging a ballbat, and by a click of the mouse, you are able to assist the child in destroying a mailbox.
I can't believe that it is acceptable to use actions that receive such strict sanctions from the courts and are such a debilitating aspect of our society in such a frivilous manner as if they are of no import and are perfectly acceptable.
I am 72 years old and I don't understand.
Leonard
One ad in particular shows up at the top of the site and shows someone looking through the cross-hairs of a rifle scope at workers in an office environment, and you are to line up the scope on a person and click the mouse to "shoot" that person, and if you are able to accomplish this feat, then you are a "WINNER ! !"
My God, is this for real ! ? ! ?
Are we so inured to voilence in our everyday world that it can be treated as a game ? ?
Another ad that shows up in the same place depicts what is apparently a teen-age boy leaning out a speeding car window and swinging a ballbat, and by a click of the mouse, you are able to assist the child in destroying a mailbox.
I can't believe that it is acceptable to use actions that receive such strict sanctions from the courts and are such a debilitating aspect of our society in such a frivilous manner as if they are of no import and are perfectly acceptable.
I am 72 years old and I don't understand.
Leonard