'There Is No Such Thing As Neutrality': Over 200 LGBTQ Groups DEMAND Target Restock Pride Merchandise 'In The Next 24 Hours' Amid Boycott

Target seems unable to make either side of the issue happy as now over 200 LGBTQ groups have issued a statement demanding the retailer stop bowing down to “extremists” and restock its shelves with the controversial alphabet soup merchandise. 

The statement was signed and released by major groups like the Human Right Campaign, GLAAD, and GLSEN (to which Target has previously made donations, as previously reported by the DC Enquirer). The statement isn’t just calling out Target but also Anheuser-Busch who have been witnessing record-low sales following their catastrophic partnership with transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, per the DC Enquirer.

The organizations attack Target and Bud Light for their decision to pull back on the decisions that caused them to lose so much business and market share. The LGBTQ groups claim that the boycotts were “organized by extremist groups,” which to them is just anyone who still believes in God and basic biology, and that businesses need to “Doubl[e] down on [LGBTQ] values,” because it “is not only the right thing to do, it’s good for business.”

The idea that it would be good for business comes from a study that says that “70 percent of non-LGBTQ+ people believe companies should publicly support and include the LGBTQ+ community,” which comes from a study done by GLAAD. GLAAD was also one of the organizations that signed the press release, but notably when citing the study source they referred to it as “Accelerating Acceptance.” 

The statement demands that Target “release a public statement in the next 24 hours reaffirming their commitment to the LGBTQ+ community,” “put Pride merchandise back on the sales floor and online in full,” and “ensure [the] safety of team members who are on the front lines.”

"When it comes to advancing diversity, equity and inclusion, there is no such thing as neutrality," the group argued.

The organizations' statement concluded with the following: “Target, and all businesses, can leverage the support of LGBTQ+ organizations to navigate this hate, so that together, we can let extremists know unequivocally that, just as with every other failed anti-LGBTQ+ campaign of the past, fear will not win.”

These organizations are attempting to deny the fact that the LGBTQ community has been attacking conservatives for a long time. Republicans nowadays have come around to ideas like gay marriage with 61 percent supporting the full legalization of the practice, according to Pew Research. 

The lines for the right are drawn when things like transgenderism are being forced onto young children to indoctrinate them into the woke cult. Things like public drag shows with transsexual men twerking on children are a line that needs to be drawn. Children cannot be transgender and should not be getting transgender surgery.

These common sense ideas that should be an easy agreement for any sensible-minded adult have somehow become a debate point and a form of oppression for the most progressive within the LGBTQ community. Conservatives are not looking to roll back the rights of the LGBTQ community but instead intend to stop children from being harmed by dangerous ideas from sexually disturbed adults.