Boycott the Super Bowl
Boycott the Super Bowl is a response to how the Super Bowl has become a super promotion of gambling addiction and the liberal agenda. The NFL, Sports Illustrated, and the entire liberal media have increasingly promoted sports betting, including advertisements during the Super Bowl and even holding it in Las Vegas in February 2024. Millions of families victimized by gambling, plus conservatives and churches, have a strong interest in opposing this promotion of the exploitation by the gambling industry.
Betting surpassed $16 billion on the 2023 Super Bowl, roping in 50 million Americans to place bets on the game.
There will be a sports betting ad right before kickoff in the 2024 game, thereby promoting last-minute gambling on the game, and additional gambling ads will be shown during the broadcast to perhaps 110 million people.[1]
The possibly contrived incorporation of Taylor Swift into support of the Super Bowl with all its gambling is an additional reason to boycott the Super Bowl. Women are a natural and necessary opponent of sports gambling as it exploits addiction by young men.
Newsweek observed in 2023:
| “ | Columnist and podcaster Jason Whitlock called for a boycott of the Super Bowl, claiming the "left" is using sports to push its agenda and that skipping the annual game would be one way of regaining power.
On Tuesday's episode of the Fearless with Jason Whitlock podcast, the broadcaster blasted the "left" for using football to promote its agenda and said that it has become detached from "Christian values."[2] |
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Observations
GOP Presidential candidate Vivek Ramaswamy:
| “ | I wonder who’s going to win the Super Bowl next month. And I wonder if there’s a major presidential endorsement coming from an artificially culturally propped-up couple this fall. Just some wild speculation over here, let’s see how it ages over the next 8 months.[3] | ” |
