CONDOM ADS in BROADCAST MEDIA, pabor mo o dili? explain your answer.

[meowa]

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educate educate educate

willingness can come about from knowing you have choices.

nothing will be lami if your can't afford to provide your kids with basic necessities

[giddyboy]

educate educate educate

willingness can come about from knowing you have choices.

nothing will be lami if your can't afford to provide your kids with basic necessities

educate lagi unta...that is what civic and service orgs wanted to do but harangan man ta sa Catholic church...

[baron]

It's a form of educating the people to practice responsible parenthood. But when these promotional ads involved teenagers who seem to know nothing about responsibility and parenthood, there must be something wrong.

They should not simply embrace the idea of leisure and pleasure without avoiding the consequences of their acts. These ads should encourage the people and the youth that in due time, they can be responsible parents if they know what to do.

[cebu-future]

Remember it is cheaper to buy a condom than to have many kids. Unless you can afford to give them a good life, schools, nice home, food, clothing, etc. If you cannot afford this, ayaw pataka ug anak diha. Hehe

[dada]

makibaka - wag mataKot

pabOr ko

[b|tcH_g0dd3sS]

They can't afford a condom but they can afford their booze hehe. Drugs and alcohol is cheaper than condom? hehe

yeah, that's another point.

However, CONDOM ads in Broadcast media does not provide the right amount of education our people need. I don't think a 30second Frenzy Condom commerical has provided my 15 year old counsin enough understanding of the responsibility of having ***. However, it has given her the idea that IT's okay to have *** as long as you use a condom. Because short ra kaayo ang commercials, what the advertisers can only show is the FUN behind picking a condom flavor! Where's *** education in that?

Again, I am for educating the masses, freedom of speech and information and choice. I just don't like how we are doing it. Yes let's all educate everybody on safe *** and the use of condom but not through broadcast media.

[yokam]

However, CONDOM ads in Broadcast media does not provide the right amount of education our people need. I don't think a 30second Frenzy Condom commerical has provided my 15 year old counsin enough understanding of the responsibility of having ***. However, it has given her the idea that IT's okay to have *** as long as you use a condom. Because short ra kaayo ang commercials, what the advertisers can only show is the FUN behind picking a condom flavor! Where's *** education in that?

That's actually why the contents of condom ads must be changed. If only these ad makers can make it more informative rather than "catchy".

[taga_ipil]

Those advertisers, they just care more of the impact to their pockets...

[yokam]

MTRCB (I'm not sure if this is the right group) or the responsible regulating body for commercials must do very strict scrutiny in such adverts.

[b|tcH_g0dd3sS]

That's actually why the contents of condom ads must be changed. If only these ad makers can make it more informative rather than "catchy".

True jud! and in fact catchy kaayo ang ad sa Frenzy, abi nimo unsay gipilian. Not only that, naa pa jud toy laing commercial, the one with "KingKong", advertising thin condoms? can't remember the brand.