Conservative, My Ass

In the past week or so I've noticed that several of the blogs I regularly read are featuring a blogAd for "Discrete Partners Only." The ad further clarifies its intent by noting that their services are for cheaters that are "Married and Looking" or "Separated and Looking."

I understand wanting to make a profit from your blogging—I certainly have ads here, and have gone as far as posting links to gambling sites—but you cross a line when you advocate the dissolution of marriage and inevitable fragmentation of families.

Conservative values, obviously, have a price.

Posted by: Confederate Yankee at 12:51 PM

Comments

1 Most of the rotating ad sites don't give the blogger a choice. The services push whatever they feel like taking money for pushing.

Posted by: Michael at February 05, 2011 01:40 PM (5u2GQ)

2 Not true in this instance, Michael. BlogAds gives bloggers a notice of the ads that advertisers would like to run, and bloggers have the option of declining them, as I have in the past.

Posted by: Confederate Yankee at February 05, 2011 01:43 PM (S9Rfu)

3 Amen Brother, I saw those ads and I was totally shocked that so-called "Conservatives" would even run ads like that.

I used to be on blogads myself. That is until one fine day; I decided to complain about their third rate server that was so slow that it would Time out when I tried to edit anything.

All of the sudden, I was dumped from BlogAds because of my abusiveness. Yeah right, I complained and someone actually had to work for their paycheck and they got pissed and dumped me.

Anyhow, I no longer use them. Only stuff I have for ads anymore is Adsense, only thing that really actually pays anymore.

Just an FYI...

-Pat

Posted by: Pat In Michigan at February 05, 2011 02:20 PM (JxKrx)

4 Uncle (www.saysuncle.com) talked about this a few days ago when this ad appeared on his blog. He had told the ad service not to run it, but then it appeared anyway.

http://www.saysuncle.com/2011/02/01/sex-sells/

Posted by: Tai at February 05, 2011 04:10 PM (UPd0F)

5 Nope. No choice. I mean, I could remove the code I guess. But I never approved the ad. Sent an email saying pull it. Nothing yet.

An ad doesn't indicate advocacy of any kind.

Plus, conservatives have affairs. Some times even gay ones.

Posted by: SayUncle at February 05, 2011 05:04 PM (Z+BXp)

6 Discrete? As opposed to what, a multitude of partners, or twins?

Posted by: will at February 05, 2011 07:26 PM (qQ13E)

7 Interesting to know. I have seen them on other blogs and thought they were out of place. Im pretty new to the blogging world, but if there's a way to get rid of them I'd surely like to know before they pop up on mine.

Posted by: allinone69z at February 07, 2011 02:52 PM (w3Am2)

8 I do not know how blog ads work, but I do know very well how temptation and sin work. None of us is free from either, but it is wonderful to hear someone willing to stand up and fight for purity, no matter its form.

With humble appreciation, I thank you.

Posted by: Trudy at February 08, 2011 12:07 PM (tOqqV)

9 Discrete -having a specific (countable) number of partners- as opposed to discreet -having an un-recorded number of partners?

Sorry. Couldn't resist.

Posted by: Casey at February 11, 2011 02:52 AM (TBGDK)






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