Even Oreos aren't exempt from angry conservative boycotts for supporting LGBTQ+ rights
If it’s not Bud Light, Target, or Disney, conservatives will find a new company to boycott. This time, it’s Oreo.
February 09 2024 3:09 PM
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If it’s not Bud Light, Target, or Disney, conservatives will find a new company to boycott. This time, it’s Oreo.
A photo added to Kraft Nabisco’s Oreo cookie Facebook Page last night in support of LGBT Pride has fans of the treat in a heated debate. The image (below) was uploaded with the caption “Proudly support love!” and several thousand of Oreo’s 27 million fans have something to say about it.
Anti-LGBTQ+ group One Million Moms waged a bigoted attack on the Queer Eye star's nonbinary identity.
Q: Why does One Million Moms hate the Gay Oreo? A: Equality is going mainstream and corporate America is getting on board. The apparently controversial imaginary rainbow snack seeks to ram the gay agenda down the throats of the American people with proud layers of multi-colored filling between two delicious wafers. This is no time to turn the other cookie.
Having unsuccessfully taken on Ellen DeGeneres and J.C. Penney, Oreo, The New Normal, gay Archie and superhero comics, One Million Moms is taking umbrage with Skittles over a new ad claiming it promotes bestiality.
It’s at least round three in the battle of One Million Moms –-or, more accurately, 40,000 moms—versus Ellen DeGeneres. The conservative, antigay organization went berserk when JCP hired Ellen as its spokeswoman, went nuts again when JCP actually shot and aired commercials featuring its spokeswoman and is now taking umbrage with a harmless, 30-second Christmas spot for the retail giant that features Ellen and some elves. And since elves were totally there in Nazareth crowded around the Nativity bearing gifts of Keebler cookies it makes sense that OMM is beating the drum against Ellen again.
One Million Moms says yogurt maker Chobani 'should be ashamed' of a TV commercial that they say tries to 'normalize sin.'