[Ian Sean]

I'm reading and the kids are watching the tube. I rarely approve what they call cartoons these days when my ears perked up.

Ted Nugent is in a commercial talking about freedom and choices, promoting the US Constitution center in Philly I think ( I only saw the spot once and wound up watching for 1/2 an hour hoping to see it again).

Ted is sitting on a stool talking about "I am free to choose this and that" etc.... then he says, "I am free to choose to own a gun". I was floored. Has anyone else seen this? Comments?

[C.R.Sam]

No.
Super !!

Sam

[tomkatz]

Have not seen it, but I want to...... You go Ted!!!!:cool: .....tom

[Nightcrawler]

On Nickelodeon? The same network that, when I was younger, would pump out liberal propaganda?

Wow.

[C.R.Sam]

Ahhh
Agent 99.

Sam

[Moparmike]

Barbra Feldon. Good thoughts.:D

[Mark Tyson]

I'll bet Sarah Brady and a million moms simultaniously passed out! I can hear the bleating from here! LOL Very good. Go Ted.

[jsalcedo]

I guess Nickelodeon isn't a Canadian owned station anymore...

I'll be tuning in.

[Dannyboy]

I see that one all the time. Not just on Nickelodeon either. There are also ones with Maya Angelou, the poet, and a guy named Russel Johnson, I think.

[PeteyPete]

Nuge has the right idea....get em while their young!

[BowStreetRunner]

wow im impressed nick didnt edit that out
BSR

[Kukri]

I'm very surprised that they let a message like that get out on Nickeliberal. I can remember just a few years ago when Rosie O' Donnel was filling the little children's head with anti-gun propaganda. Hopefully this will become the norm, not the exception.

[OEF_VET]

Wow, I'm impressed. Afterall, Nickelodeon is the network that had Rosie :cuss: O'Donnel host their awards show. About time they smarten up and realize no one wants to hear anything coming from that putrid pile of rat-crap. Now they're showing some backbone and allowing a real American speak up, someone who understands the values America was founded on.

Frank