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AFA Protests Pepsi Again . . . For Real This Time!

Wed, Mar 25, 2009 by AKA William

The America Family Association has been protesting Pepsi for its support of PFLAG for what seems like an eternity, even though in January Pepsi also signed a multi-year beverage deal with anti-gay Michael Savage.

Now, the AFA has now joined forces with Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays (PFOX), the Bizarro-world counterpart to PFLAG. Why? For Bizarro-world reasons, of course. The AFA has issued this new “action alert:”
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By issuing national press releases against PFOX, by organizing protests at ex-gay conferences, by publishing anti-ex-gay literature, and by opposing ex-gays equal access to public venues, Pepsi-supported Parents, Families and Friends of Lesbians and Gays (PFLAG) contributes to the intolerance of the ex-gay community, stereotypes former homosexuals, and continually misrepresents PFOX’s mission.

By funding PFLAG, PepsiCo and its shareholders help promote fear and hostility against the ex-gay community and other heterosexuals. PepsiCo is the leading corporate sponsor of PFLAG. [Box Turtle Bulletin]

How great is this? The AFA is condemning discrimination based on sexual orientation! Sure, it’s the same kind of upside-down argument that the Religious Right invokes when they say their First Amendment rights are being taken away when they aren’t allowed to discriminate against gays, but it’s a start, right?

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One Response to “AFA Protests Pepsi Again . . . For Real This Time!”
  1. libhomo Says:

    LOL

    “Ex-gay” is not a sexual orientation. It’s a scam.


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