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A Christian activist from Ohio is planning to sue the NFL for its Super Bowl halftime performance that he felt was a display of "pornography" and viewed by children without the approval of their parents.
Last Sunday's Super Bowl halftime show featured performances from Jennifer Lopez and Shakira that Dave Daubenmire felt were inappropriate.
"I think we ought to sue," he said. "Would that halftime show, would that have been rated PG? Were there any warnings that your 12-year-old son – whose hormones are just starting to operate – was there any warning that what he was going to see might cause him to get sexually excited?" He also asked: "Could I go into a courtroom and say, 'viewing what you put on that screen put me in danger of hellfire?"
"I think it's pornography. I think it shouldn't be coming into our homes, but I'm not worried about my personal salvation because of pornography," Daubenmire said. "I'm worried about innocent children who are viewing it without the approval of their parents.
Daubenmire told Newsweek his fight is for parental rights to keep pornography out of the minds of children. "Soft pornography was pumped into homes of God-fearing people without the approval of their parents. That's my point."
Daubenmire said that the halftime performance was filled with unsolicited "crotch shots" from Lopez and Shakira. He later explained to Newsweek that if the NFL wanted to do that, they have should warned their viewers beforehand.
"If the NFL wants to have crotch shots at halftime, put up a warning 'May not be suitable for young children,'" he said.
"It's a hyperbole," Daubenmire later said of how he came up with that monetary figure. "I said it right off the top of my head, I just threw some big number out there. In my opinion, there's not a big enough number to sue them for."
Clutch your pearls as you watch theporn halftime show in question below:
Won't somebody PLEASE think of the children if old?!
A Christian activist from Ohio is planning to sue the NFL for its Super Bowl halftime performance that he felt was a display of "pornography" and viewed by children without the approval of their parents.
Last Sunday's Super Bowl halftime show featured performances from Jennifer Lopez and Shakira that Dave Daubenmire felt were inappropriate.
"I think we ought to sue," he said. "Would that halftime show, would that have been rated PG? Were there any warnings that your 12-year-old son – whose hormones are just starting to operate – was there any warning that what he was going to see might cause him to get sexually excited?" He also asked: "Could I go into a courtroom and say, 'viewing what you put on that screen put me in danger of hellfire?"
"I think it's pornography. I think it shouldn't be coming into our homes, but I'm not worried about my personal salvation because of pornography," Daubenmire said. "I'm worried about innocent children who are viewing it without the approval of their parents.
Daubenmire told Newsweek his fight is for parental rights to keep pornography out of the minds of children. "Soft pornography was pumped into homes of God-fearing people without the approval of their parents. That's my point."
Daubenmire said that the halftime performance was filled with unsolicited "crotch shots" from Lopez and Shakira. He later explained to Newsweek that if the NFL wanted to do that, they have should warned their viewers beforehand.
"If the NFL wants to have crotch shots at halftime, put up a warning 'May not be suitable for young children,'" he said.
"It's a hyperbole," Daubenmire later said of how he came up with that monetary figure. "I said it right off the top of my head, I just threw some big number out there. In my opinion, there's not a big enough number to sue them for."
Clutch your pearls as you watch the
Won't somebody PLEASE think of the children if old?!
