That pedo ad is getting old

Kar98 said:

Getting kinda tired of seeing the same old pedophile advertisement on mobile...

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how do you get pedophile from two little girls hugging each other?

JERRYS. said:

how do you get pedophile from two little girls hugging each other?

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Picture of two little girls hugging each other posted incessantly to a site targeted to adult males.

R U seeing that ad on THIS site?

What jerry said. They are not hugging. You must be the only one who sees anything bad from the ad. The site actually tries to instill community participation and disaster relief giving.

I'm not seeing ANY ads.....luck me.

I am not seeing any ads as I am using an Adblocker.

Kar98 said:

Getting kinda tired of seeing the same old pedophile advertisement on mobile...

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I've got a gutter mind, but there's nothing wrong, immoral, or unethical about that pic. With that said, ADBlock Plus keeps ads off of my screen anyway.

I highly recommend it.

BTW, the Galco PPS holster I bought from you here awhile back..it's great, I love it!

I have always thought the Ad was suggesting tolerance for same sex relationships.
Seriously, that was my interpretation of the Ad.

Different.Drummer said:

I have always thought the Ad was suggesting tolerance for same sex relationships.
Seriously, that was my interpretation of the Ad.

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Well... underage same sex relationships. "It's totes alright to 'love' little girls. Is how see it anyway. I ain't clicking on it, LOL. I only see it on the phone browser. Got ublock origin installed on my desktops.

That's a generic ad, meaning "non targeted". I was able to pull the ad only by clearing cookies first so if you are seeing it all the time it could be that you keep your browser relatively clean. Visit Amazon and look at a couple things there and you should get different ads.

I followed the link and it's about a general "non-discrimination" campaign, not specifically about same-sex couples

Kevin

Ad providers usually provide an option for either "family friendly" or "no restriction" ad packages. I think we stick with family friendly. Gives us a better standing with Search Engines.

Long way of saying "sorry, I can't fill your browser with eye candy"

Kevin

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Ad providers usually provide an option for either "family friendly" or "no restriction" ad packages. I think we stick with family friendly. Gives us a better standing with Search Engines.

Long way of saying "sorry, I can't fill your browser with eye candy"

Kevin

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Ok.


It was worth a shot.