NBC News bemoans conservatives ‘celebrating’ over success of boycotts

Conservative delight in scoring victories against woke peddling from corporations appeared more than NBC News could bear as they displayed willful ignorance as to the root of growing boycotts in a lament to the alphabet community.

“So what’s different now?”

Minding one’s own business is often taken to mean “staying out of things” when, really, it is about purposeful actions with things you can control — like how you spend your dollars. Since businesses like Anheuser-Busch, Disney, Kohl’s and Target, among others, have outwardly sided with an agenda that’s harmful to children, Americans have increasingly taken their business elsewhere while corporate media painted consumers as the bad guys.

“But several mainstream brands have publicly supported LGBTQ people for years,” wrote NBC News in a piece entitled, “How major brands were forced into the conservative plan to target LGBTQ people.”

“So what’s different now?” they asked before turning to the “experts” like Media Matters and Witeck Communications, an LGBTQ-centric marketing firm. “Advocates and marketing experts say it’s the growing power of a vocal minority of far-right political commentators, conservative politicians and religious legal groups, which have led the calls to boycott the companies while these right-wing groups and individuals also support a historic wave of state legislation that seeks to restrict LGBTQ rights.”

Of course, what they consider to be “LGBTQ rights” included accessibility to pornographic materials at school, deviant sexual behaviors performed in front of minors and the chemical castration and genital mutilation of children all wrapped in the rainbow package of transgenderism.

Of course, NBC News continued to look the other direction on reality and instead leaned into their DEI (diversity, equity and inclusion) precepts by claiming, “The firestorm around these brands stems in part from efforts made by corporations to be more inclusive. In recent years, against a backdrop of growing cultural visibility for historically marginalized communities, consumer-focused companies have increasingly featured LGBTQ people in advertising, marketing and other public-facing initiatives, such as Pride events.”

Stephen L. Miller summed up what was happening by noting, “Pride has been going on for like 20 years. It was fine. No one really objected or cared. Sure! Rainbows and shots and sh*t. Then you guys went full ‘but why can’t we do this sh*t with 8 year olds?’ And now everyone is like ‘wait what?’ And here is where our media is,” he added pointing to the NBC News piece.

“Basically our position is ‘fine, have four dudes lap dance a crucifix while pained up like an Avatar movie character, just maybe leave the kids alone and out of it?’ And they countered with ‘No deal. Our kids,” Miller further stated. “So now it’s a shrug a ‘sigh fine.’ and a war.”

Others managed to boil it down even more concisely after the article cited Witeck Communications president Bob Witeck who argued, “Trans people have been dehumanized, people are defining them in political terms that are dehumanizing, and so it’s much easier for these media influencers to line up those things in front of people” and “Corporate allyship is going to be tested like we’ve never seen. Allies have got to really be prepared to grow spines, to really stand by their values.”

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