Either JC Pansy completely repudiates this utter evil, or my days of ever darkening their doors, or website, are permanently gone.
Short the stock.
JC Penney is making a mockery of ten thousand years of human tradition. Hell, they're making a mockery of nature.
Gays don’t shop JC Penny either. The management running the show should be removed from office.
NO MORE GAY C. PENNEY.
I don't believe it is a good idea to allow mentally-ill people to raise children...
Two “dads” are double cool?
Why doesn’t anyone notice or mention how “cool” it is to have no mom?
I can’t boycott everything/every store that is Lib, Left, or insulting but in this case I’m never setting foot in JCP again unless this type of pro-faggot policy stops.
The ad is nothing short of Gay Porn.
And they sent it to children.
They should be arrested.
I was just following a ball game online, and they just ran an ad for some Oprah special featuring a visit at home with Neil Patrick Harris (?)and his same-sex honey, along with ‘their’ children. WTF? You can’t get thru the damn day without some sodomite bullsh*t smacking you in the face...enough!
I’ll never shop there again.
I didn’t have too big of a problem with Ellen, she wasn’t in the ad with her “partner”. This, this is different. Is anybody advertising to God fearing WASPS anymore? I demand government intervention to make me feel better! :D
http://www.sheknows.com/parenting/articles/961979/jcpenney-fathers-day-ad-normalizes-gay-parenting
Dallas parents Todd Koch and Cooper Smith and their two children are featured in J.C. Penney’s June book mailed out this week.
The gay couple is just one of several dads featured in scenes with children, summer merchandise and suggestions for Father’s Day gifts.
Smith runs the Cooper Smith Agency, a PR firm that has counted some of the most preeminent companies and nonprofits among its clients.
Giving the finger to 98% of your customers takes something... stupidity - maybe?
http://www.dallasvoice.com/parental-duty-1020727.html
When Cooper Smith and his partner Todd Koch decided to make their two of a kind into a full house, they began looking into adoption. The system was a minefield of arcane rules and strategies exacerbated by being gay parents.
Two years later, they found themselves a family of two daddies and an equal number of children, both now barely a year old. Throughout the process, the couple had questions and found their answers in random places.
Thus was born a set of twins of sort — the matching websites TwoDaddiesOneLove.com and TwoMommiesOneLove.com. The sites were designed to help those same-sex couples looking into getting in the family way. They both actually lead to one site with one mission — “to bring together gay mommies and daddies to help support each other in raising our next generation,” according to Smith. Think of them as clearinghouses of information mixed with the social network aspect of Facebook.
JCPenney Is Already Going Back to the Discounting Well
The ground-breaking retail makeover of JCPenney engineered by former Apple Store executive Ron Johnson has been rooted in the concept of everyday low prices. Instead of inflating original prices that’ll inevitably be drastically marked down via sales and coupons, the store slashed original prices and promised an end to “fake” discounts and nonstop sales. Now, though, only a few short months into the “fair and square” shopping experience, JCPenney is already tweaking its game plan by (surprise!) adding more sales.
Overall, the company reported a $163 million net loss in the quarter. Customers sure have a strange way of showing how much they “love” the new JCP.
If my local JC Penny is any indicator of what has happened to the chain over the last couple decades, they’ll be BK in a year anyway.
Has a gay manager taken over at JC Penny?