Ben & Jerry’s welcomes wokeness and joins the ranks of businesses that value social responsibility.
It is clear that the Bud Light and Target instances did not serve as a lesson.
Ben & Jerry’s receives a harsh reality check from Megyn Kelly for their betrayal of the woke community.
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In the middle of patriotic Fourth of July celebrations, Ben & Jerry’s took a shocking step by attacking the United States.
During the holiday season, an ice cream manufacturer advocates for the restoration of Mount Rushmore to the Native American tribes.
“This 4th of July, it’s high time we recognize that the US exists on stolen Indigenous land and commit to returning it,” On social media, Ben & Jerry’s posted a message with a link to a petition to restore Mount Rushmore to its original location.
On their website, the business urged the nation to “start with Mount Rushmore” and stated that they intended to support a campaign that would put a stop to the practice “white supremacy and systems of oppression.”
“Ah, the Fourth of July. Who doesn’t love a good parade, some tasty barbecue, and a stirring fireworks display?” According to Ben & Jerry’s website. “The only problem with all that, though, is that it can distract from an essential truth about this nation’s birth: The US was founded on stolen Indigenous land.”
Former Fox News journalist Megyn Kelly harshly slammed Ben & Jerry’s for their failed effort at woke pandering on Independence Day during her SiriusXM show.
“The two guys behind Ben & Jerry’s, they sold their company a few years ago for over $300 million but they still hate America,” Kelly said.
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The renowned creators of Ben & Jerry’s, Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield, sold the legendary ice cream company to the powerful multinational corporation Unilever.
“They think it should be a day of atonement for Native Americans, how about no?” Kelly continued. “I love how these people are their own worst enemies. Making their own lives miserable. Instead of enjoying a beautiful day like that.”
Ben & Jerry’s, a company known for its left-wing beliefs, went too far by advocating for Mount Rushmore’s removal on Independence Day. The brand’s woke posture is called into doubt by this dramatic change.
They expressed their contempt for the nation on the holiday.
Conservative boycotts, like the ones that hurt Target and Bud Light, have lately been aimed at the corporation.
When it was discovered that Ben & Jerry’s, although promoting certain principles, did not respect them in their own operations, the corporation suffered great shame.
By making no attempt to interact with the tribe whose property its Vermont offices are situated on, the firm is failing to uphold their promise to return “stolen land” to Native Americans.
Ben & Jerry’s braces for the effects as the conservative boycott movement increasingly targets the firm.
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I do not buy Bud nor Ben and Jerrys stuff.