Another Superbowl ad was banned by NBC in select markets, this time because of a reported "no-advocacy" rule on Superbowl Sunday. However, ThinkProgress discovered at least two other ads that were allowed to run and fall into the advocacy category (anti-steroids and anti-tobacco). It turns out that it's only when you're advocating anti-hate that NBC decides it can't run your ads.
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This would have been unnecessary to air during the Superbowl. Honestly it would have been awkward.
And maybe that was their point, but still, why do that?
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