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The Woke Garbage That Oreo Cookies Spent Money On Will Have You Screaming Boycott In No Time!

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Oreo cookies have gone woke, they become the latest company to join Disney with their ‘problematic’ stance on social issues.

Ben Shapiro has taken to Twitter to denounce Oreo cookies for their woke stance. 

There are a lot of promotional ads they can make, but why on earth about coming out as gay?

But why?

Why do all of these snack and food companies like Oreo feel the need to virtue signal so much about sexual orientation? Why can’t they just focus on making their damn cookie?

Perhaps they’re afraid of being ‘cancelled.’ Or maybe their reasons are more nefarious… Maybe this is all a targeted plan to desensitize children to sexual identity politics.

President Donald Trump said it best:

“Everything woke turns to s**t.”

See for yourself:

The Daily Caller has the latest on woke corporations like Oreo pushing LGBTQ issues:

Oreo Cookie released a new ad Monday that celebrates a young man coming out as gay to his family.

“Coming out doesn’t happen just once. It’s a journey that needs love and courage every step of the way. Share our new film and let someone know you’re their #LifelongAlly,” the introduction to the ad reads.

Here are some reactions of some folks online to this latest PR stunt:

  • “STAY THE HELL AWAY FROM OREO COOKIES. ⁦”
  • “I tried to tell you people Oreos are overrated”
  • “The only social activism it would be remotely acceptable for oreo to take part in would be racial harmony advocacy Because black and white”
  • “Ban woke #Nabisco & #oreo cookies for sexualizing Oreo cookies in a commercial of a young man coming out. WTF does that have to do with cookies. #WokeNabisco #WokeOreos #Disney will not get one penny of my money. Piss on them.”
  • “Stop buying from woke companies. Oreo is now on the list.”

Sources: WLT, Daily Caller

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