Changes

|Burger King

|Burger King

|2017

|2017

|Spreads belief in the fictitious "pink tax," a theory that women have to pay more for female-specific products. Promotes feminism. Received a large amount of criticism from conservatives and libertarians.

|Spreads belief in the fictitious "pink tax," a theory that women have to pay more for female-specific products. Promotes feminism. Received a large amount of criticism from conservatives and libertarians.

|Pushes the homosexual agenda in one commercial released in Canada around Father's Day, showing a homosexual couple with a newborn baby while one of the men in the couple is in a hospital bed, which also pushes the false claim by some delusional leftists that "men can give birth" even though, in reality, men are physiologically incapable of doing so.

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|Gillette

|Gillette

|2019

|2019

|Attacks masculinity and attacks males for being misogynists. Received widespread criticism.

|Attacks masculinity and attacks males for being misogynists, also pushes [[gender confusion]] by showing a gender-confused woman using a razor to shave her face as a man does in one commercial while her father, who is enabling and encouraging his daughter's delusion, watches. Received widespread criticism.

|Purporting to spotlight women who survived battling cancer, it instead downplays that in favor of pushing [[feminism]] and feminist tribalism.  Walgreens discontinued the commercial on TV and took it private on its YouTube channel following complaints about the message it sent and its choice of a rap song for its background music.

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|Reebok

|Reebok

|2019

|2019

|Promotes homosexuality and LGBT pride by featuring an openly homosexual basketball player attempting to advance the LGBT agenda. Also mentions "your truth."

|Promotes homosexuality and LGBT pride by featuring an openly homosexual basketball player attempting to advance the LGBT agenda. Also pushes relativity by mentioning "your truth."

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|Sephora

|Sephora

|2019

|2019

|In a sad attempt to showcase diversity, the advertisement pans through a transvestite, a Native American woman, an obese, bald, African-American woman, and a Muslim woman in a hijab. Some find the transvestite and bald woman repulsive. Sephora is a make-up company, and should showcase actual beauty. Also, the narrator encourages viewers to live "our truth," thus promoting the leftist belief in multiple "truths" rather than ''the'' truth.

|In a sad attempt to showcase diversity, the advertisement pans through a gender-confused man pretending to be a "woman", a Native American woman, an obese, bald, African-American woman, and an [[Islam]]ic woman in a hijab. Some find the gender-confused man and the bald woman repulsive. Sephora is a make-up company, and should showcase actual [[objectivity|objective]] [[beauty]] instead of [[subjectivism|subjectively]] pushing what they think "beauty" is. Also, the narrator encourages viewers to live "our truth," thus promoting the leftist [[relativism|relativist]] belief in multiple "truths" rather than ''the'' truth.

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|Skittles

|Skittles

|2019

|2019

|Mostly goofy, until the end, when the commercial notifies its audience that Skittles has removed their own rainbow in honour of LGBT Pride, thus kowtowing to the LGBT agenda.

|Mostly goofy, until the end, when the commercial notifies its audience that Skittles has removed their own rainbow in honor of LGBT "pride", thus kowtowing to the LGBT agenda.

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