Do You Think Atheists Should be Able to Advertise on Public Transportation?
KTBB Listeners and KETK Viewers Respond to todays: Question of The Day.
July 30, 2009 - 6:29am
Tyler—
East Texans sound-off about an Indiana town's decision to allow Atheists to advertise on city buses.





Bad idea.
There would be so much graffiti
and defacing the ads that the city would go broke trying to keep up with it.
who cares
4 months agoYES!
john
4 months agoMy friends are you going blind or just turning your head away from the subject?Every day thay let a little bit more slip on tv.Now a lot of people that use to would have said oh my goodness did you see those two men kissing on tv?Thay have been brain washed into thinking it is just a normal thing in this life.Well I am here to tell you that it is still as wrong as letting any atheists speak out in a nation that has been run on the power of our all mighty god!we are in the last days.I dont care what you say.this world is moving into a satanic hole and people everyday are being given a chance to save there souls before Crist return.I would hate to go to bed tonight saying I was atheists.
ted
4 months agoAren't there enough ads that most people don't care to see? I don't care who advertises on public transportation, because it seems like we're inundated with advertising 24/7. There are so many ads everywhere that I hardly pay attention to any of them anyway. Too many trees to see the forest.
Joe
4 months agoGive them their freedom of speech when we get ours back and we can post "God created Man in His own image" along with the ten commandments on busses billboards public places and in schools!
Karen
4 months agoOf course they should. Just like churches, mosques, car companies, cereal companies and life insurance businesses can.
Why is this even a question?
Kenny
4 months agoSure, Just as long as Christians can put the Ten Commandments beside or above their ad, and in any other public place! Why should they have a priviledge that Christians are denied?
Karen
4 months agoSure, why not?
This a nation that allows you to express whatever religious views you may have.
I'm assuming whatever they want to advertise is not obscene or vulgar and if they decide to pay for advertisement, we should let them.
We cannot prevent them from advertising just because we don't like their views.
Mr. P
4 months agoNo matter how the majority feels.........this is America.....freedom of speech stands before our opinions. I for one, am opposed. Just to clarify things...
Mickie
4 months agoAbsolutely not, if they are allowed to then I serisouly need to check the weather channel for a news flash that hell has indeed frozen over.
Davis
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