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A new Burger King ad campaign features a homosexual embrace showing an image of the fast-food chain’s official mascot “kissing” McDonald's well-known mascot, Ronald McDonald (without permission) Burger King Finland launched the ad to celebrate Helsinki Pride Week, which just ended. The pro-homosexual celebration normally takes place in June but was postponed because of the coronavirus outbreak. The ad shows the Burger King’s full face as he “kisses” and puts his hand on the face of what appears to be Ronald McDonald.  While Ronald McDonald’s face cannot be seen, he is identified from his trademark red hair, striped shirt, and yellow vest.   At the bottom of the ad, the phrase “Love Conquers All” can be seen with a version of the “gay pride flag” featuring a black and brown stripe that appears to be influenced by the Black Lives Matter movement. An Adweek report from last week quoted Burger King Finland brand manager Kaisa Kasila as saying “Burger King has always stood for equality”

For Gay Pride month , McDonald’s franchises in San Francisco and in the nation’s capital are issuing “Pride Fries” in rainbow-colored containers. “The rainbow fry boxes are a fun way to show our support of the LGBTQ community , using one of McDonald’s most iconic and recognizable items,” Cathy Martin of the restaurant corporation’s “Pride Network”  stated  in a press release.   She added that McDonald’s is “proud to honor and celebrate the LGBTQ community, including our employees, customers and beyond – each and every day.” McDonald's is acknowledged as a corporate leader in homosexual affirming and enabling policies.  As  OneNewsNow reports , “The Golden Arches is a major player and sponsor in promoting homosexual behavior across the nation.” McDonald’s franchises in the D.C. area are also big sponsors of the homosexual group Capital Pride Alliance, which seeks to normalize homosexual practices across the country. The fast food behemoth, which raked in $25 billi

Some college students at Pittsburgh’s Duquesne University are claiming, like Chicken Little , that the sky is falling. Sadly, given these crazy times, that’s no longer really news. We’ve seen a steady stream of reports about scholars being driven off campus by mobs of triggered students, of speakers being disinvited or losing announced awards because of their Judeo- Christian beliefs —all in the name of tolerance, diversity, and “safe spaces”! Truly, though, the kerfuffle at Duquesne shows what we’re up against. In March the university announced that the popular fast food chain Chick-fil-A would be opening in the Catholic school’s main food court. Instead of cheers for a company that donates generously to charity and makes a great chicken sandwich, the decision brought jeers from some students, who claimed this would put their “safe place … at risk.” One leader of a gay student group said Chick-fil-A has “a questionable history on civil rights and human rights.” A petition

TAIWAN- McDonald's has aired a controversial new commercial that depicts a young homosexual man coming out of the closet to his father by writing on one of the fast food chain's coffee cups. The ad entitled "Acceptance," created for McCafé by Leo Burnett , began airing in Taiwan on March 4. It shows a young man write "I like boys" on his paper cup , then turn the message so that it faces his middle aged father. The man's father slams his fist on the table and walks off, only to return with his own cup. He then takes his son's cup and writes, “I accept that you like boys.” The tagline, "Let there be warmth in conversations," flashes on the screen as the two smile and sip their hot beverages. The commercial has already generated backlash among the bustling island's Christian community. "Because McDonald’s is frequented by many children, it is especially important to oppose the promotion of same-sex behavior,