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What was the product advertised in the commercial on tv from the 60s where the ranch owner says Hang him--it will teach him a lesson?
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∙ 12y ago
The commercial was for a church, more a PSA on being a good person than a product endorsement. As I recall, the commercial showed a simple stick figure cartoon with a narration along the lines of this:
Once upon a time there was a wealthy rancher who had hundreds of cattle, and next door to his ranch was a poor farmer who could barely feed his family. One day the farmer decided he'd help himself to one of the rancher's cows, but (sounds of guns being cocked and the image of shotguns pointing at the farmer) he didn't get very far.
At the trial, the rancher told the judge, "String him up, it will teach him a lesson."
That night as the rancher slept he dreamed that he died, and was standing before God awaiting judgement.
And the Lord said, "Forgive him, it will teach him a lesson."
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Julie Rauth Shaw
Daniel Panter
I remember that the first punch line was actually "String 'em up. It'll teach 'em a lesson."
The ad was about God's grace and forgiveness. The last line was "Forgive 'em. It'll teach' em a lesson.
Seems like there was another line right before one of those that went something like "That ol' rancher/farmer?? could have said a lot of things, but what he did say was..."
That's all I can come up with.
Sunnie Roberts-wrigh...
I guess it was a commercial for the 7th day Adventist being good and bad and forgive.
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It was what we now call a PSA. There were 4 small parts to it. I can't remember the first part but the second part was; Every Sunday the Rancher would pile his men into his truck and take them to church he said; "It's good for the men it'll teach 'em a lesson" . The third part was; The Rancher had a neighbor who was very poor, his family was starving. One night the neighbor jumped the fence to steal a cow to feed his family and was caught and brought before the Rancher. Now there were a lot of things the Rancher might have said but what he did say was; "String 'em up it'll teach 'em a lesson". All the time after that day the Rancher continued living his life and going to church and thinking he was a good Christian until one night he dreamed he was dead and standing before his maker. And the Lord looked down on him and said; "Forgive 'em, it'll teach him a lesson". the small line drawing cartoon was sponsored by The United Council of Churches.
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I don't remember it as advertising anything. I just remember it on as a part of FOC (For Children Only) on Sunday mornings alongside Davey & Goliath to promote forgiveness rather than revenge ❣🤔
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Forgiveness
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