A London Underground ad for Scientology has raised eyebrows, with critics calling TfL’s policies into question over what should be allowed.
London: So, there’s been a bit of a stir on the Tube lately. An ad promoting Scientology popped up, and it’s got people talking. Some folks are really upset about it.
Transport for London (TfL) is facing backlash for allowing this ad. Many are calling it a “cult” and saying it shouldn’t be on public transport. It’s a bit wild, right?
People on social media are sharing their thoughts. One user even snapped a pic of the ad and said it’s a “literal cult.” Others are questioning why TfL allows this but bans ads for food that’s not healthy.
Emma Best, a local politician, is speaking out. She thinks TfL’s advertising rules are all over the place. She pointed out that they’ve allowed ads for Scientology but banned ads for comedy shows and food.
TfL claims the ad followed their rules. They say it was reviewed and deemed okay. But many are still scratching their heads over this decision.
Even the Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has been mentioned. His office says he doesn’t decide which ads go up. But people want answers about this whole situation.
It’s a tricky topic, and TfL is under pressure to explain their choices. The debate continues as Londoners weigh in on what should be allowed in their public spaces.
