Staff Reports
Can you believe what’s going on with Oreo, the beloved cookie company that’s seemingly turned its back on traditional values? It’s all part of a disturbing trend in U.S. corporations pushing the LGBTQ+ agenda onto our innocent children. Oreo, once known for its delicious, kid-friendly cookies, has now partnered with PFLAG, a group that actively advocates for sexually explicit reading material to be introduced to school-aged children.
The National Legal and Policy Center (NLPC), a conservative watchdog non-profit, has uncovered some shocking findings about Oreo’s involvement with PFLAG. They’ve even released a 29-second video asking the pointed question, “Is your favorite cookie company grooming children?” It’s a valid question considering PFLAG’s efforts to push mature content, including themes of rape and incest, into school libraries.
America's Favorite Cookie Takes a Hard Left Turn
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On top of that, Oreo’s parent company, Mondelez International, has donated a whopping half a million dollars to PFLAG, further fueling the group’s harmful agenda. Oreo even hosted a fundraiser on their corporate website, offering rainbow Oreo cookies to those who donated to PFLAG. It’s a blatant attempt to lure people into supporting a cause that is frankly inappropriate for young minds.
But it doesn’t stop there. Oreo has gone as far as marketing “OREOid” for PFLAG, allowing consumers to “celebrate however you identify” with different variant cookies, such as the trans flag, lesbian flag, pansexual flag, bisexual flag, or the iconic rainbow pride flag. It’s a clear indication of the company’s commitment to advancing the LGBTQ+ agenda.
Even Oreo’s social media activity has been heavily amplifying PFLAG’s causes, openly showing their deep ties with the LGBTQ+ activist organization. They’ve even co-sponsored PFLAG events and observed global LGBTQ+ days, further entrenching their partnership and support for PFLAG’s radical ideology.
The NLPC is right to question whether a brand so closely associated with children should be promoting such explicit materials and agendas. As shareholders in Mondelez International, they’re challenging the company’s executives and board of directors, hoping to put a stop to this harmful influence on our children. After all, an iconic and beloved product like Oreo shouldn’t be using its popularity to advance political schemes that deceive children and undermine parental responsibility. It’s time for Oreo to get back to making delicious cookies and leave the political agendas out of the cookie jar!
