Two commercials stood out in particular- the first being Monster.com’s “Fiddling Beaver” commercial.

In a recent Wall Street Journal analysis of this year’s Superbowl ads, this fiddling beaver was quoted to be “the Susan Boyle of beavers.” Interestingly enough, Susan Boyle looks remarkably like a beaver.

If musical beavers can make it big with Monster.com, so can you.

For those of you who used the commercial breaks to go refill your beers, you can watch all of the Superbowl ads at your convenience online here. All of them except one: Tim Tebow’s much anticipated “Focus on the Family” ad. Why? Probably because it is so lame that Focus on the Family is doing everything within its power to keep it off the internet so it can’t be ridiculed by people like us.

Thankfully we live in 2010- an age where there are about 5 million camcorders sold annually in the US, and every second there are ten seconds of footage being uploaded to youtube.

A little background research on this “organization” reveals some troubling information. It appears that Timmy is not only trying to single handedly stiff arm the gays of America, but also advocating domestic violence against women with this commercial.

Save the babies, not the women.

What do you think about this year’s Superbowl commercials?

Is there an inverse relationship between beauty and musical talent?

Do you think we will see more of Tim Tebow in pro-life advertising to come?

There’s also news of Tim Tebow starring in a pro-life ad during the Super Bowl for “Focus on the Family.”

It’s interesting these two stories came out simultaneously. After doing some research, we found some interesting information on Focus on the Family. While abortion is a totally different topic, Focus on the Family has been known to preach radical anti-gay speech, including (according to the Miami New-Times and Wikipedia):

• Mailed out a shameless fictious “Letter from 2012 in Obama’s America” that claimed terrorists would strike four US cities, that the Supreme Court would force the Boy Scouts of America to “hire homosexual scoutmasters and allow them to sleep in tents with young boys,” and preventing people over 80 from going to hospitals amongst other ridiculous claims.
• Founded the Love Won Out ministries which purports to turn gays straight using potentially harmful methods that have been criticized by most mainstream psychologists and medical experts.
• Additionally, Focus on the Family has been charged with manipulating research to support their stance on homosexuality.

Gainesville is gay, and Timmy’s doing something about it. I feel like Tim Tebow is thinking big picture. By supporting an anti-gay organization under the guise of pro-life, he not only comes across as a saint, but he also is helping the organization receive tens of thousands of dollars in donations thanks to his personal brand name, allowing the organization to push its agenda harder and more effectively. Essentially, he’s contributing to the hate of thousands of homosexuals across the country for an extended period of time. Brilliant.

What do you think about this issue. Do you believe that there is any right or wrong? Or only left or right?

Tim Tebow has never been shy about his faith and convictions, but do you think he has taken the time to really discover how little we know about each other?