Comments on: Time-Warner: Vodka Ad Campaign Reconquers California for Mexico http://www.stoptheaclu.com/2008/04/04/time-warner-vodka-ad-campaign-reconquers-california-for-mexico/ Beating Them With Their Own Sickle And Hammer Mon, 13 Feb 2012 18:01:59 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: rocco http://www.stoptheaclu.com/2008/04/04/time-warner-vodka-ad-campaign-reconquers-california-for-mexico/comment-page-1/#comment-84423 rocco Thu, 10 Apr 2008 07:10:14 +0000 http://stoptheaclu.com/?p=8187#comment-84423 Shame on the U.S for trying to impose censorship on the freedom of expression on a foreign country. Mexicans have the same right to expression and patriotism as the United States. There is nothing offensive about this image. It is portraying an image that reflects the actual map of Mexico in that time. Whether or not the lands were stolen, they have the right to that judgment and opinion as well. Why is that that BIg Bully Sam can make judgements, jokes and invasions on other countries but is easily fused when something is implied about them. Absolute should resist the boycotting. May your business flourish and be prosper. Shame on the U.S for trying to impose censorship on the freedom of expression on a foreign country. Mexicans have the same right to expression and patriotism as the United States. There is nothing offensive about this image. It is portraying an image that reflects the actual map of Mexico in that time. Whether or not the lands were stolen, they have the right to that judgment and opinion as well. Why is that that BIg Bully Sam can make judgements, jokes and invasions on other countries but is easily fused when something is implied about them. Absolute should resist the boycotting. May your business flourish and be prosper.

]]> By: Bud http://www.stoptheaclu.com/2008/04/04/time-warner-vodka-ad-campaign-reconquers-california-for-mexico/comment-page-1/#comment-84246 Bud Mon, 07 Apr 2008 21:27:55 +0000 http://stoptheaclu.com/?p=8187#comment-84246 I have to say we need to file a lawsuit on our Governments as to open there eyes stop the invasion as i had to come here legely and there should be no diffarance for anyone!!!! and my parents cound not work here unless they had a green card and how is it that they come here get welfare and medical and a place to live and my wife a single mother with 3 kids prior to us getting married could not get any of this help and she was born her. People we need to wake up and do something call your congressman we need NOW. I have to say we need to file a lawsuit on our Governments as to open there eyes stop the invasion as i had to come here legely and there should be no diffarance for anyone!!!! and my parents cound not work here unless they had a green card and how is it that they come here get welfare and medical and a place to live and my wife a single mother with 3 kids prior to us getting married could not get any of this help and she was born her.
People we need to wake up and do something call your congressman we need NOW.

]]> By: Paul Reveere - one if by land http://www.stoptheaclu.com/2008/04/04/time-warner-vodka-ad-campaign-reconquers-california-for-mexico/comment-page-1/#comment-84144 Paul Reveere - one if by land Sun, 06 Apr 2008 19:30:24 +0000 http://stoptheaclu.com/?p=8187#comment-84144 The Absolut ad sparks strong response because it is a symbol of legitimate public concern about the invasion of the U.S. by millions of foreign aliens. When millions of illegal aliens are openly invading the U.S. the issue of illegal immigration has grown into an issue of invasion, a National security issue. The scale of the problem (millions of aliens overwhelming U.S.) means that the aliens are not only "illegal immigrants" but also invaders. Citizens are justifiably outraged that the federal government has refused to stop this invasion of millions of aliens. The primary duty of the President and the federal government is to protect the homeland from invasion. Someone needs to bring a lawsuit compelling the President and the federal government to perform its duty and defend our borders from invasion (not just "illegal immigration"). Because of the scale of the problem (millions of invaders) and the nature of the problem (invasion), the U.S. armed forces need to replace the border patrol (ICE) as the primary defender of the border. The invasion of the U.S. by millions of Mexicans is an act of war by the government of Mexico. The U.S. needs to issue an ultimatum to the government of Mexico to stop the invasion within 90 days, or face the consequences of its continuing act of war against the U.S. The Absolut ad sparks strong response because it is a symbol of legitimate public concern about the invasion of the U.S. by millions of foreign aliens. When millions of illegal aliens are openly invading the U.S. the issue of illegal immigration has grown into an issue of invasion, a National security issue. The scale of the problem (millions of aliens overwhelming U.S.) means that the aliens are not only “illegal immigrants” but also invaders.

Citizens are justifiably outraged that the federal government has refused to stop this invasion of millions of aliens. The primary duty of the President and the federal government is to protect the homeland from invasion. Someone needs to bring a lawsuit compelling the President and the federal government to perform its duty and defend our borders from invasion (not just “illegal immigration”).

Because of the scale of the problem (millions of invaders) and the nature of the problem (invasion), the U.S. armed forces need to replace the border patrol (ICE) as the primary defender of the border.

The invasion of the U.S. by millions of Mexicans is an act of war by the government of Mexico. The U.S. needs to issue an ultimatum to the government of Mexico to stop the invasion within 90 days, or face the consequences of its continuing act of war against the U.S.

]]> By: Absolut Blogosphere Outrage http://www.stoptheaclu.com/2008/04/04/time-warner-vodka-ad-campaign-reconquers-california-for-mexico/comment-page-1/#comment-83906 Absolut Blogosphere Outrage Sat, 05 Apr 2008 00:04:01 +0000 http://stoptheaclu.com/?p=8187#comment-83906 [...] Stop the ACLU: One would think that such a hot button issue would have raised a few eyebrows with Time Warner? Even worse, this ad never raised a fuss with anyone even as ads for other products were pulled because of “offending” people. [...] [...] Stop the ACLU: One would think that such a hot button issue would have raised a few eyebrows with Time Warner? Even worse, this ad never raised a fuss with anyone even as ads for other products were pulled because of “offending” people. [...]

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