MAIG Super Bowl ad?

NYC's Bloomberg and Boston's Menino, mayors of two cities where the law-abiding public is largely at the mercy of armed gangs and other thugs, and founders of "Mayors Against Illegal Guns" have decided it's a good use of public money to put a half-time ad up during the Super Bowl, calling for yet more illegal regulation of freedom's tools.
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During Super Bowl, for 30 Seconds, 2 Mayors Will Be on Same Side

By KATE TAYLOR

Published: January 31, 2012

Never mind those Ferris Bueller and “Star Wars”-themed Super Bowl ads. Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg has shot a Super Bowl ad, too, and he thinks it is pretty funny, though with a serious message.

 

The half-minute ad features Mr. Bloomberg and Boston’s mayor, Thomas M. Menino, ribbing each other as they cheer for their respective teams and cities. But then they turn to the purpose of their spot, declaring that one thing they agree on is the need for stricter federal gun control laws. 

 

The two mayors are longtime allies on gun control and founders of a group called Mayors Against Illegal Guns, which has pushed for a stronger federal background check system.

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"Stricter federal gun control laws?" No. About 22,000 too many illegal laws already.

My comment to the NFL:

I realize that Super Bowl advertising is all about money, but do you really think an advertisement advocating violation of the Constitution of the United States by two mayors of cities that have proven the fallacy of gun control is a good idea?

Football is all about American values - gun control is a socialist scheme to make us as "civilized" as Europe.

H/t Alphecca