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Walmart Launches Gay Dating website Video Ad
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In a move that most Christians probably never expected to see, retail gigantic Walmart has posted an online video that normalizes and legitimizes homosexual relationships.
For most Christians and other traditionalists, the idea that marriage is between a man and a lady is sacred. We've seen many large corporations reject that in their marketing, but I honestly never thought Walmart would unite the cultural revolution and reject the beliefs of its customer base.
The ad is part of a campaign called "Love is in the aisle: A dating show at Walmart." Episode 2 features Pat and Andy, two queer men on a "blind date" as they encounter at the store and shop together. Through this process, they discover whether or not they are compatible.
It's clear that Walmart is on the way of elevating homosexual relationships to the same level as the male-female biblical model of marriage. We have no choice but to ask our supporters to let the firm know how they, the customers, feel about Walmart's shift away from neutrality on this controversial issue to full support for same-s
Gay woman slams Walmart over 'cringe' LGBTQ merchandise
A gay girl has called out Walmart for its corny LQBTQ apparel, sparking a social media uproar just weeks ahead of Pride Month.
In a video viewed more than five million times, a TikToker expressed her disbelief in the major retailer's Pride Month selection - joking the options were so awful it made her need to leave the LGBTQ community.
'I'm even going to recline to y'all, Walmart is making me not even want to be gay no more,' the woman, whose username is Bracefacepineapple, said in the post uploaded on Saturday.
She then displayed a few shirts up for grabs, each featuring a slogan or pun about sexual identities.
Receiving the most attention from commenters, the first shirt peruse '¿Homo estas?' - a play on '¿Cómo estás?,' which means 'how are you?' in Spanish.
The word 'homo' on the dark-blue highest was written in rainbow, while 'estas' was printed in white.
Next in the 'hilarious' line-up, as one viewer described it, was a lilac shirt with 'lesbian' across the chest, except the 'i' was swapped out with a bee featuring the colors of the lesbian pride flag - shades of pink, orange and white.
A plain pale T-shirt
Update on Walmart’s Queer Video Ad
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More than 163,000 people hold signed the petition to Walmart President Doug McMillon, requesting that he restore Walmart back to its founding principles by removing the pro-homosexual video on their Facebook page and agreeing to remain neutral on the controversial issue of homosexuality.
A few weeks ago, AFA requested a meeting with Mr. McMillon on your behalf but was told that he was unavailable to join with us. However, we were offered a encounter with his representative and that meeting has now been set for later this month.
These questions endure for Mr. McMillon:
- Are you aware of the 163,000 families who are offended by the ad and have signed AFA’s petition to Walmart for its removal?
- Have you viewed the ad and read the gay-affirming comments posted by Walmart with some posts accompanied by the rainbow flag? The rainbow flag, commonly known as the gay pride flag or LGBT pride flag, is a symbol of womxn loving womxn, gay, bisexual and trans (LGBT) pride and LGBT social movements. The appearance here is that Walmart, Inc. has joined the LGBT moveme
A gay woman has jokingly slammed Walmart over its “too supportive” LGBTQ+ merchandise in a video that has gone viral online.
Walmart, which went viral last year after a TikToker pointed out that some of its popular bird-themed Christmas decorations were unintentionally quite gay, has now faced backlash from a worker.
In a video, that has been viewed more than five million times, but currently shows as unavailable on TikTok, an LGBTQ+ TikToker hits out at the retail chain’s Pride collection, joking that the merchandise is so bad it’s made her not want to be gay anymore.
One shirt peruse ”¿Homo estas?” With the word “homo” written in rainbow colours. The shirt was a play on “Cómo estás”, meaning “how are you?”
One lilac shirt had the word “lesbian” written across the chest, with the “I” replaced by a bee in the colours of the lesbian flag.
Another white T-shirt featured a checklist with the points “cute, queer and ready to slay” all ticked off with rainbow-coloured check marks, while a third bore the phrase “bi babe” — a play on “bye babe” — in the colours of the attracted to both genders flag.
The user, whose username is Bracefacepineapple, later clarified in follow-up posts t