Brands Join the Gay-Marriage Celebration in Social Media (Jello, Kelloggs, Miller, AA, Allstate)

Advertising Age ^ | 6/26/15 | Advertising Age

[jimbo123]

In the wake of the Supreme Court's 5-4 decision that guarantees a nation-wide right to same-sex marriage, social media erupted in celebration. And a number of brands either joined the fray or found their promoted tweets in association with Pride month in the right place at the right time. Some examples below.

[jimbo123]

Jello, Kelloggs, Miller, AA, Cheerios, Allstate among other companies celebrating this perversion.

[shadeaud]

So now we spell jello............J E LL................OHHHHH

[NormsRevenge]

It looks like TV will be taking a whole new direction in advertising. click.

[RIghtwardHo]

And THIS is what so many Conservatives miss. It is not about some uprising. It is not about mobilizing people. It’s not even about voting

It is about money. What the Corporations support, the corporations get. We have been sold off piecemeal and it continues unabated.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

AA? Does that mean Alcoholics Anonymous? LOL. Not a great endorsement.

Oh, maybe it is American Airlines?

[jimbo123]

American Airlines.

[If You Want It Fixed - Fix It]

Hold on guys, God hasn’t changed ANYTHING.

Keep your powder dry, as they say.

[boycott]

Here is a listing of corporations throwing big money at the gay agenda:

http://www.hrc.org/the-hrc-story/corporate-partners

[AnAmericanAbroad]

“And THIS is what so many Conservatives miss. It is not about some uprising. It is not about mobilizing people. It’s not even about voting

It is about money. What the Corporations support, the corporations get. We have been sold off piecemeal and it continues unabated.”

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V9XeyBd_IuA

[dware]

See my tagline.

[MeganC]

Each of these corporations and their leaders have made themselves valid political targets.

[Buckeye McFrog]

I always had my suspicions of that Tony the Tiger...

[stillonaroll]

It is getting increasingly difficult to avoid doing business with pro-homo companies, because so many are professing pro-homo views. If a company wants to keep my business, all they have to do is stay silent about politics.

Recently I saw a commercial from PG&E (NorCal's power company) featuring a lesbian "couple" holding "their" child. Revolting, and it was aired at time of the evening when most children are still awake, and during the NBA finals, which had high viewership in the area.

[jean michael]

There has to be a way we can quietly, legally take our country back.
We have to harness the economic power of our dollars spent. Not boycotts. Something bigger.

[Bobby_Taxpayer]

Can anyone say BOYCOTT to them?

[ought-six]

“It looks like TV will be taking a whole new direction in advertising. click.”

All the more reason not to watch TV. It’s mostly crap now anyway.

I’ll watch TV for college football, but with the sound turned off during commercials.

[NormsRevenge]

withhold your taxes.. they cant put everyone in prison.

No Taxation without Representation would be a good motto to dust off..

The UNIParty in DC no longer cares about anyone except their donors and rich gay constituents.

[jean michael]

Boycotts only work when you target one of them. Quietly, without offering up scapegoats.

[drypowder]

No longer any doubt that the US is under Satan’s control

[Salvation]

Target