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Canada Encourages All American Gays to Marry In Canada

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OK so it's not really a great spot, in fact, it's really cheesy but it does strive to let all Americans now Canada welcomes, with open arms, all gay and lesbian who want to get married without the hassle of state and federal anti-gay marriage laws. The spot was created by Gérard Spatafora for gay and lesbian tour operator Outbyview.com. Oddly the spot is 42 seconds long which, actually, is a very good thing because 12 seconds of this spot could be cut and nothing would be lost.

Written by Steve Hall    Comments (3)     File: Bad, Commercials     Apr- 6-06  
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Comments

As a Canadian, I'm disgusted. There really isn't any more to say.

-kb

Posted by: kb on April 7, 2006 02:28 AM

I am a lesbian myself, but I do think that they could have cut 12 seconds and gotten their point across. The kissing scenes were longer than they had to be, in my opinion.

Posted by: Crystal on April 7, 2006 12:03 PM

kb took the words out of my mouth but I am a so-called "american homophobe" Is this all Canada is good for?

Posted by: Rex on April 8, 2006 10:04 AM

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