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Did Cheerios Just Air A Pro-Life Commercial?

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Did Cheerios Just Air A Pro-Life Commercial?
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Did Cheerios just air a pro-life commercial?

Cheerios, the cereal that used to promote health and wellness using a cute little bumble bee is now sharing its views on abortion. In their latest commercial, the 30 second advertisement shows about 27 seconds of footage of babies doing "cute" things and couples kissing. In the midst of it all is a flash of words saying "more babies please..."

Now, first of all, I am NOT looking too far into this. The commercial was not even over yet and I had already come up with that conclusion. Once the commercial ended and I stood their baffled for a good five minutes, I quickly raced to youtube and found that same commercial and watched it over and over and over again. "MORE BABIES PLEASE???" How about a bit less of a political request Cheerios? I was watching this commercial and I am pretty sure I heard my uterus let out a sigh. We beg one another to keep the political conversations away from the dinner table but I guess it's totally fine to have political propaganda directly in my breakfast. If you had an abortion and had to watch this, I am sorry. If you can not physically conceive a child, I am sorry. If you watched this and your pro-life self was jumping for joy and went out and bought every box of cereal the store had...I am so sorry.

Feel free to watch this and hear your uterus talk. And if you do not have a uterus then I promise you, you'll hear your neighbors uterus. Let's keep the baby talk for the human beings under the age of 3, shall we?



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