One Million Moms VS GCB (3.6.2012)

OMM is disgusted with the new program "Good Christian Belles" which is blasphemy at its worst! It is based on the book "Good Christian B*tches" and mocks Christianity repeatedly. This anti-Christian program blasphemes God, Jesus Christ, God's Church, and the Bible. As Christians, we will not stand for this Christian-bashing program. No other religion has to contend with this ridicule so why should we? The network's irresponsible behavior must be accounted for. They are deliberately attempting to sabotage our faith. Their actions are damaging and destructive to our religion. As Christians we must demand respect. Together we will defend our Christian values and beliefs.

The GCB premiere "We Shall Receive" aired Sunday, March 4, 2012 at 10/9 Central on ABC with a PG rating.

This show is described as "a wicked new drama that digs up sins from the characters' past and leads to scandal." They make sure no one is seen as a saint. Church members are seen scheming for revenge to an extent far greater than what has ever been seen before on network television. ABC's promotion states the good girls have gone bad and get rowdy.

The first episode used Biblical references, hymns, prayer, and scripture to portray Christians in a negative light. The twisted plot included gossip, theft, spreading lies about someone having an STD, cheating, and porn in the script. The very first scene had a husband running off with his mistress to Mexico with money he had stolen from investors. They died in a car crash because of her giving him oral s*x while he was driving. This is how the episode began and there is too much filthy content to include here.

Networks like ABC continue to mock Christianity and we will not put up with it. Some in the entertainment business have gone too far, for too long. Christians should no longer sit idly by and allow it to continue without speaking up in protest.

Take Action

Please send an email letter to the sponsors for the premiere of "GCB" asking that they pull their support immediately. This week's national sponsors were: Philadelphia Cream Cheese (Kraft), Target, Mentos (Perfetti Van Melle), Chef Boyardee (ConAgra), and Hellmann's (Unilever).

Emails to Clorox & Liquid Plumr

I posted OMM's email about the Liquid Plumr add, and now I would like to share with you both their email and mine... So here they are...

First, here is the email that OMM members are being asked to sign and forward to Clorox:

 As a member of OneMillionMoms.com, I am extremely disappointed in your new two, sexy plumbers commercial introducing the Liquid-Plumr Double Impact Snake and Gel System.

The commercial is extremely sensual and sexual. While the shock value of this ad may draw attention to your brand, it is harmful to children.

Your ad is irresponsible and tasteless! Please, don't lower your advertising standards to this level. You can do better.

I hope to hear you agree and will pull this ad immediately and go back to your old advertising methods. My respect for your company depends on it.

And here is my version, feel free to sign and send or to create your own version:

It has recently come to my attention that you have been targeted by the One Million Moms group because of your recent Liquid-Plumr ads. As a mother, I want to express how much I enjoyed your commercial.

I found the ad to be completely entertaining and enjoyable. I have three children, all of whom watch television with me, and all of whom have watched your commercial. I saw, and continue to see, nothing wrong with these types of ads, and admit that it caught MY attention.

I do hope you choose not to pull this ad, or any other, simply because a single overly-conservative pro-censorship group has chosen to bombard you with emails. I, for one, would love to see more enjoyable and fun commercials both from your company and others. I get so tired of the same ol' same ol' thing every time a show has to break for advertising!

Thanks for keeping me interested!

If you would like to contact Clorox and show your support here is their contact information:

Don Knauss, Chairman
Clorox Company
1221 Broadway
Oakland, CA  94612

Primary Phone: 510-271-7000
Secondary Phone: 800-227-1860
Fax: 510-832-1463
E-Mail: jean.scanlon@clorox.com

One Million Moms vs Liquid-Plumr

Liquid-Plumr presents two sexy plumbers in their new commercial. The Clorox Company introduces the Liquid-Plumr Double Impact Snake and Gel System in this ad which is full of sexual innuendos as well. They are attempting to use sex to sell a product to unclog drains.

The commercial starts off with a woman in a supermarket daydreaming about what this new Liquid-Plumr product has to offer. She says, "Double impact," twice as she reads the bottle. In her dream she is at home and answers the door to find a sexy plumber. The plumber is nice looking with huge biceps and a tight shirt. He says, "I'm here to snake your drain." She says come on in and he walks upstairs. The doorbell rings again and it is a second sexy plumber. He says, "I'm here to flush your pipe." She answers with an okay and while he walks on upstairs she lets out a squeal and moan while letting down her hair. Then she wakes up to reality to find the two men in the supermarket. She flirts by giving sexy eyes to the one man in the deli slicing meat and the other in produce holding two melons. These two men are the same as in her dream. It may be coincidence, but the man in produce is standing beside cucumbers with a price sign behind him reading 69 cents.

The new Liquid-Plumr ad is offensive and completely inappropriate for television.

TAKE ACTION

Please send Liquid-Plumr (The Clorox Company) an email letter urging they pull this offensive commercial immediately and go back to their more responsible advertisement methods.

Sincerely,

Monica Cole, Director
OneMillionMoms.com