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5 More Companies ‘One Million Moms’ Should Boycott
If you think this lady is bad...
In case you haven’t heard the news, “family values” group One Million Moms urged its supporters to petition against Ellen DeGeneres being named the new spokesperson for JC Penney and demand that she be replaced by someone not openly gay, Radar Online reports. A statement on OneMillionMoms.com reads, “Funny that JC Penney thinks hiring an open homosexual spokesperson will help their business when most of their customers are traditional families.”
If these ladies think that hiring Ellen DeGeneres was a bad move on the part of JC Penney execs, here are five more companies these women might want to avoid, thanks to the risky, non-traditional and frankly UN-AMERICAN choices they’ve made for celebrity spokespeople:
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Anne commented on Feb 02 12 at 7:07 pmIs the same as that “Million Moms” campaign where everyone was telling their birth stories?
Marieva commented on Feb 06 12 at 2:00 pmAbsolutely disgraceful , I can’t believe how unfair people can be..
Amy commented on Mar 18 12 at 10:19 amThis post is ridiculous. I personally am against homosexual relationships and against people who openly promote them. However I have absolutely nothing against a single one of the other ones you mentioned. I am not racist at all. I just have an opinion about issues that involve a moral choice. That being said I have no objection to them using any actress or actor to promote any product they choose. But to indicate that everyone that is against homosexuality is also stupidly bigoted and racist is just NOT RIGHT.
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