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DelMarVa's Premier Source for News, Opinion, Analysis, and Human Interest Contact Publisher Joe Albero at alberobutzo@wmconnect.com or 410-430-5349
4 comments:
I am a parent that lost a child to drowning. This advertisement is horrible. They can get the point across without showing such images. Any one that has rescued or attempted to rescue a child from drowning can say that image never leaves their head and seeing that ad just made me sick to my stomach.
I lost my 3 year old son to drowning also, but I think this is a very good ad. The Lord is in charge and works in mysterious ways, and I yeild to that.
My other 3 children will certainly be "drowning in debt" from the acts of men, and I will never yield to them. I will be taking November very seriously.
R.I.P., Nelson.
As a lifeguard in college I saved many, many people from drowning, some of them young children, as well as administering CPR to some that died. This ad is powerful and has a great message.
We MUST save our children from the sociopathic liberals that are infesting our county, state, and federal government.
Even though it is not something any of us want to go through, it is, without a doubt, possible to survive debt and economic crisis. However it is not possible to survive death. Just my two cents but showing the images of a child drowning to bring awareness to debt is like using the images of a murdered 10 yr old to promote animal rights.
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