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Magnum (ice cream) (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) An ad for Magnum ice cream has been cleared by the Advertising Standards Board after a complaint was received claiming it promoted ' lesbianism during family time'. The ad is part of Unilever 's 'Pleasure is Diverse' campaign and shows a woman preparing for her immoral lesbian wedding day, before walking down the aisle to meet her wife-to-be. Homosexual marriage is illegal in Australia hence this advertisement by an ice cream company is political in nature seeking to influence by association. The ceremony is fake and therefore has a political agenda.  Will Unilever promote charities, Save the Children , Raise funds for the disabled? No...because more than likely there is a homosexual agenda from homosexual staff who wish to abuse their commercial position by forcing this solo single immoral issue down the throats of children and adults. In the video, the two women meet each other at a secular type altar

English: Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender (LGBT) pride flag under a "No" symbol. (Photo credit: Wikipedia ) Big corporations have come out to criticize state religious liberty measures in Georgia , Mississippi , and North Carolina as discriminating against those who aren’t heterosexual, some going as far as to propose boycotting states that enact such laws. However, several of the most vocal companies that say they stand with lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender (LGBT) Americans also operate in countries with troubling human rights records, including places where homosexuality can result in a death sentence, a review by The Daily Signal shows. Details on the fate of the measures in Georgia, Mississippi, and North Carolina are below. The following is a list of 16 corporations that publicly attacked religious liberty measures in one or more of the three states, yet do business in countries that blatantly and sometimes brutally discriminate against LGBT citizen