(LifeSiteNews) — In one of the most successful conservative boycotts in recent memory, Bud Light is currently losing billions of dollars over its decision to feature “transgender” influencer Dylan Mulvaney as its mascot. Mulvaney is certainly doing his job, but not quite as Bud Light anticipated — he is influencing Bud Light drinkers to purchase different beers, instead.
Far more offensively, though, was Mulvaney’s deal with Nike. Mulvaney is a man. He has no breasts. That didn’t stop Nike from hiring Mulvaney from modeling women’s clothing, including leggings and a sports bra. It is hard not to see Nike’s move as a deliberate provocation — they’ve been a woke corporation for some time, as thus it was probably a safe move for them as those angered by the posts are not their target demographic, anyway.
Nike has been all in on this stuff for some time — their entire “BeTrue” campaign features brand marketing targeted directly at the LGBT movement: “The 2022 Be True Collection is a celebration of love through identity, expression, and sport. LGBTQIA+ athletes are redefining what sport means for the future and uniting people under a common goal – love of every athlete, gender expression, and orientation.” (Presumably Nike wasn’t referring to biological males trouncing female athletes when they discussed “redefining what sport means for the future.”)
With Drag Queens now targeting babies in a quest to normalize their degeneracy, it's time for our lawmakers to ensure children in society are legally protected from this grooming.
SIGN: Drag Shows for children must be outlawed
Drag queens do sexual themed performances in front of a baby who then hands them cash tips with the mom’s help pic.twitter.com/ywEAFy5Uhg
— Libs of TikTok (@libsoftiktok) March 1, 2023
"Burlesque for Babies" is the latest depraved iteration of the Drag Queen Story Hours that have targeted children across the western world.
This involves woke parents taking their babies and toddlers to watch grown men, invariably wearing high-heels, make-up and little else, dance inappropriately for attention, gratification, money and grooming.
If you don't believe us, just watch what this pro-LGBT commentator has to say (WARNING - graphic content):
This is nothing less than grooming - an attempt by perverted men to sexualize children with erotic dancing.
SIGN & SHARE: Lawmakers must end the grooming of children by Drag Queens
How else can we describe half-naked men “twerking” in front of babies, if not by calling it "grooming"?
Aside from the degenerate men wanting to sexually perform for children, the other major culprits are of course the parents who bring their children to see them, tacitly endorsing the bondage outfits and overt perversion to allow these drag queens fulfill their sadomasochistic dreams with children.
Any adult who wants to be naked, or close to naked, in front of children is an immediate threat to young people, which is why lawmakers must do everything to combat this degeneracy before it's normalized.
Normalization is, of course, the goal of the LGBTQ movement, and that's why we have to push back now.
SIGN: "Burlesque for Babies" and Drag shows for kids must be outlawed
Please SHARE this petition with as many people as possible before we send it to your politicians.
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Nike has received a 100% ranking from the LGBT group Human Rights Campaign, and the company has dubbed its aggressive promotion of LGBT ideology “Marketing the Rainbow.” Nike was one of the first to feature a “transgender” athlete in a marketing campaign and sponsored a documentary on the subject. In 2017, they did it again. The company released a specialty pair of shoes to celebrate the Stonewall uprising. In 2019, Nike produced a video advocating for “transgender” athletes. They give a small fortune each year to a range of LGBT charities to support the promotion of the LGBT agenda. In short, the political agenda of the LGBT movement is one of Nike’s key corporate priorities.
Nike is consistently willing to go even further, explicitly endorsing an LGBT agenda targeted at children. On April 5, OUTMemphis, an LGBT group, posted an advertisement for an April 22 “Queer Youth Field Day” for youth ages 13 to 25, stating that “Queer Youth Field Day is BACK and BIGGER than ever!” and advertising a DJ, face-painting, and tie-dye. On the corner of the ad is a small box: “Sponsored by PRIDE” with the Nike symbol.
The LGBT movement moved rapidly from securing the redefinition of marriage to the indoctrination of America’s youth — and Nike is right alongside them.
The fight to colonize corporate America is over, and the LGBT movement won. Every June, the business world hoists the rainbow flag; corporations pay for enormous floats to participate in Pride Parades across North America; a brief look at the Human Rights Campaign’s “Corporate Equality Index” will give you an idea of just how wide-reaching their influence has become. That is precisely why the thus far successful boycott of Bud Light is important — because this is a corporation that can actually be taught a lesson. Bud Light wanted to show contempt for its customers by featuring a man cosplaying as a woman. This works for Nike and for many other customers because their consumer base agreed with them. Bud Light decided to spit in the face of its customers without figuring out how to gain new customers, and it is costing them very dearly.
Conservative customers apparently can’t touch Nike — although we should certainly vote with our wallet and decline to give money to a corporation that seeks to “Market the Rainbow.” But we can make Bud Light pay — and we should.
