looking4him
December 6th, 2005, 11:34 PM
According to an email I got from the American Family Association Online, Target is backing off of it's ban on using the word Christmas in it's advertising. This is great news, but they still need to let the Salvation Army ring bell there.
I never really liked Target Stores anyway. I had not shoped there for a long, long time even before they dumped the Salvation Army. Anyway, I'm glad to see lots of Christians are taking a stand and fighting back. This is Christmas. Jesus is the reason for the season.
Target Backing Off Ban, May Use Christmas In Ads Later This Year
Your efforts are having a powerful effect! Our boycott of Target is working! According to the New York Times, a spokeswoman for Target said it did not intend to ban Christmas and might use Christmas in advertisements later this year! In addition, Sears is adding "Merry Christmas" signs in their stores.
And here is new evidence of anti-Christian bias: A survey done by AFA shows that 91% of TV ads ban Christmas from their advertising. We want you to help us stop this banning of Christmas. The survey included one night (Dec. 1) of prime time programming on the four major networks. .....
http://www.afa.net/
I never really liked Target Stores anyway. I had not shoped there for a long, long time even before they dumped the Salvation Army. Anyway, I'm glad to see lots of Christians are taking a stand and fighting back. This is Christmas. Jesus is the reason for the season.
Target Backing Off Ban, May Use Christmas In Ads Later This Year
Your efforts are having a powerful effect! Our boycott of Target is working! According to the New York Times, a spokeswoman for Target said it did not intend to ban Christmas and might use Christmas in advertisements later this year! In addition, Sears is adding "Merry Christmas" signs in their stores.
And here is new evidence of anti-Christian bias: A survey done by AFA shows that 91% of TV ads ban Christmas from their advertising. We want you to help us stop this banning of Christmas. The survey included one night (Dec. 1) of prime time programming on the four major networks. .....
http://www.afa.net/