February 13, 2008
'inappropriate nature'
Jean at Catholic Fire posts on YouTube pulling an American Life League video that criticized a Planned Parenthood one for "inappropriate nature.'" The ALL video used snippets from the Planned Parenthood Mile High ad and commented on it. The Mile High ad is still on YouTube so I guess the 'inappropriate nature' is not the video material, but the commentary.
Sign ALL's online petition to send YouTube a message by clicking here. Posted by Jeff Miller at February 13, 2008 9:33 AM | TrackBackI found a video called "Planned Parenthood Sells Sex" on YouTube -
at YouTube, I searched for
Planned Parenthood American Life League
Michael Hitchborn (sp?) presents the American Life League Report. He comments on the fact that tax dollars help to provide these commercials during "snips" of the commercial.
Amazing to me that this "commercial" could even run on TV.
Here's a link, I think.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=qsXQcR6q6E4
Posted by PatJ email at February 13, 2008 12:27 PMOh look, we won!
"Censored Video Restored After Objections from Pro-Life Media and Supporters" and the reason for taking the video off was.... "After numerous articles and pressure from Catholic and online media, Google-sponsored YouTube cited a “technical malfunction” as the reason American Life League’s pro-life video was censored by YouTube staff."
Here's the link from ALL's webpage
https://www.all.org/article.php?id=11269
A technical malfunction, eh? Someone at YouTube accidentally turned off their brain? Hehe. Good to know they restored ALL's video; is the PP one still up?
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