Less than a day after State Farm ended its partnership with a nonprofit that promotes “positive stories about transgender and non-binary kiddos,” several more corporations and a federal agency disappeared from the nonprofit’s partner page as well.
It wasn’t a mass exodus, the GenderCool Project told Just the News: It was an opportunity for spring cleaning after the insurance company’s hasty exit.
State Farm found itself in damage control mode after the watchdog Consumers’ Research on Monday published a Jan. 18 email from Corporate Responsibility Analyst Jose Soto to the insurance company’s Florida agents.
Soto, who handles Florida and Hispanic relationships, asked for volunteers to join 550 agents and employees nationwide to distribute GenderCool’s books on transgender and nonbinary identity, intended for children five and older, to “their local teacher, community center or library.” They would then “highlight our commitment to diversity” on social media.
The company backtracked Tuesday after critics noted the plan could violate Florida’s Parental Rights in Education law, known derisively as “Don’t Say Gay,” by giving schools instructional materials on gender identity for K-3 students. read more
I think the company
“backtracked” when hundreds of their agents started logging policy cancellations from pissed off customers who don’t play this shit.
WTH, does that mean Farmers Insurance was the litmus test??
Rediscovering why faggots were shunned in past eras:
1. They spread disease. And they want to spread that disease around.
2. They’re entire existence centers around their perversions. And they want everyone’s else’s existence to center around their perversions too.
3. Many are sadistic sociopaths.
4. Many pursue power in order to implement revenge against normal people who they both envy and despise.
Jellybean — I think they mean that the camel stuck it’s nose under the tent and it got stepped on. They’re always pushing the envelope. That’s why our response to this crap from here on out must be swift and fatal.
Introducing Jackie from State Farm