“Instinct Magazine”
DISGUSTING!
And BRAVO to these owners! I had no idea about Pepsi/Miller/Coors in this way, and it will affect my buying habits going forward.
Yes, it goes to show how much of a difference it would make if everyone could be like these folks and act their conscience - maybe it can serve as an example... ( Well, you find out a lot of interesting tid-bits from these sites. ;) )
Numerous companies are sucking up to (if you will pardon the expression) gay and lesbian groups. Penney’s, Office Depot, Home Depot, Kraft, Nabisco, and Target to name some.
I am going to save all kinds of money by cutting back on my shopping for sure. BTW, this is not on the same subject, but some people are calling for a “going Galt” day next month. Hope it happens.
How can ANY company in the USA get into the spotlight over 2% of the population-—who pretty much ONLY go to their own gay bars anyway-—& risk losing their businesses??
You would think that the results of J C Penny & their kissing up to the freaks would have sent a pretty good message!!!
I just cannot see an Idaho bar with the rugged independent people I know from there wanting any interference from the LGBT followers at their favorite watering holes.
“I had no idea about Pepsi/Miller/Coors in this way, and it will affect my buying habits going forward.”
I was a lifelong (50+ years) Pepsi drinker until about 2 years ago when I saw one of their TV commercials promoting homosexuality: (3 young guys sitting a table in a bar; two of the guys were encouraging the friend to walk up to the bar where a pretty girl was sitting and introduce himself, telling him “you know she wants you to, she keeps looking at you, etc.” Finally he gets up; walks toward the girl, she swivels on the stool to face him, but he walks past her; toward another girl further down the bar, who also turns to face him, but he walks past her too and proceeds to a pool table where a fag greets him and they get cozy.)
I swore off Pepsi right then and there.
I’ve known about Miller being a “proud sponsor” of some of the depravity in SF known as the “Folsom Street Follies” for many years, so when Coors merged with Miller brewing, I had to give up another of my favorite brands.
I’m afraid however, that the force of the evil tide will eventually inundate all the public corporations, and leave us with no choice but to grudgingly patronize the products.