Wells Fargo Commerical

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youtube.com/watch?v=Fe7DyWPYkQQ

Before I was going to watch a video of a 62 feet shot by Stephen Curry (NBA basketball player), this commercial came up. It basically caught me off guard and made me say "Wtf … " when it came to the “mommies” part. Sneaky.
 
They’re lucky that my parents, my oldest brother and I (the people in my family who work) don’t bank with them. They would’ve lost 4 customers right then and there.

This stuff is outrageous and this homosexual agenda is relentless. All I can do is pray for those people to repent and change their ways, and that this rest of this world open up their eyes to the lies being fed to them.
 
After watching the video, I am glad that I no longer have an account with them.

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youtube.com/watch?v=Fe7DyWPYkQQ

Before I was going to watch a video of a 62 feet shot by Stephen Curry (NBA basketball player), this commercial came up. It basically caught me off guard and made me say "Wtf … " when it came to the “mommies” part. Sneaky.
It is sad when the popular medias promote this stuff. They do it for more business attracting that market and expecting the “anti-gay” market to just go with it.

If all they look at it the “numbers” $$ then let them know we don’t accept this and do not do any business with Wells Fargo; No bank accounts, No Savings, No bank services, Nothing of Wells Fargo.
 
They’re lucky that my parents, my oldest brother and I (the people in my family who work) don’t bank with them. They would’ve lost 4 customers right then and there.

This stuff is outrageous and this homosexual agenda is relentless. All I can do is pray for those people to repent and change their ways, and that this rest of this world open up their eyes to the lies being fed to them.
Well said, relentless is right on target.

Mary.
 
This is incredibly super sand. Lesbian couples while a turn on for straight men should not be seen on TV. Who else finds it annoying when you’re watching a TV series then halfway through the writers decide to make one of the characters gay, either as some sort of profound statement or as a cheap way of generating buzz.
 
Just keep in mind, when Jesus comes again, all these corrupt and evil companies are going to have ALOT to answer for, and I doubt Jesus will take the excuse that its just the popular thing to do at the time. LOL
 
BackHand…that’s a good screen name, given this backhanded comment. :hmmm:
My dear Catholic comrade! I was merely expressing my disgust towards the homosexual community, and the depraved lengths to which they will go to indoctrinate our male population. I absolutely do not find two beautiful women, with big breasts, gently caressing each other as they lay upon a field of grass, bathing in the silvery light of the moon to be in any way shape or form attractive! :mad:

I’m glad we could clear this up, now I must return to the trenches of our horrid secular society which we inhabit.
 
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This is not photoshopped.

Interesting thing about the quote - showing that quotes can be absolutely misconstrued in order to fulfill the goals of whoever uses them, if not honestly - is that Van Bergen, from my research, was an architect. See here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_S._Van_Bergen

What the poster quoted seems to be incomplete, if not accurate. I found this quite chilling once I put into context.
Since the American architect has a great opportunity as a leader of the people toward honesty, simplicity and directness, he can educate their tastes and control, to a great extent, their morals and happiness.[13]
Van Bergen was talking about family housing – the outside aesthetics of it. (See link through wiki.) As noted from the book, The American Family Home, -
Writers, politicians and architects sought to dominate and control public opinion by asserting their ability to see through illusions and get below the surface to fundamental realities. Not surprisingly, too, these leaders saw their own work as more “honest” and “rational” than of their predecessors. [Van Bergen quote].
The architects’, writers’, and politicians’ attempt to create new national standards was altruistic and egotistical … In doing so, they hoped to both to establish a new theory of aesthetics for popular housing market and advance their personal power.
 
Thanks for clearing that up…I wasn’t sure what that commercial was supposed to mean…glad I don’t bank with them
 
This is incredibly super sand. Lesbian couples while a turn on for straight men should not be seen on TV. Who else finds it annoying when you’re watching a TV series then halfway through the writers decide to make one of the characters gay, either as some sort of profound statement or as a cheap way of generating buzz.
As someone who knows how things happen in Hollywood and who has contacts in Hollywood, this does not happen by accident. The LGBT lobby is very keen on getting more inclusive – read LGBT – characters into TV shows. That’s part of normalizing gay behavior.

Example: I read a business article where there was great concern when some TV shows were cancelled. It was a threat to inclusiveness, which means LGBT characters and the associated behavior.

Ed
 
As someone who knows how things happen in Hollywood and who has contacts in Hollywood, this does not happen by accident. The LGBT lobby is very keen on getting more inclusive – read LGBT – characters into TV shows. That’s part of normalizing gay behavior.

Example: I read a business article where there was great concern when some TV shows were cancelled. It was a threat to inclusiveness, which means LGBT characters and the associated behavior.

Ed
Correct. The entertainment world, especially the movie industry, wants to broadcast that “things just happen” when it comes to careers and whatnot (the rise of Edward Cullen & Bella Swan into “seriously talented” actors) when it’s the exact opposite. This is no exception. All the pro-LGBT “Good As You” aka The New Normal is all strategically planned.
 
Interesting thing about the quote - showing that quotes can be absolutely misconstrued in order to fulfill the goals of whoever uses them, if not honestly - is that Van Bergen, from my research, was an architect. See here: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_S._Van_Bergen

What the poster quoted seems to be incomplete, if not accurate. I found this quite chilling once I put into context.

Van Bergen was talking about family housing – the outside aesthetics of it. (See link through wiki.) As noted from the book, The American Family Home, -
I couldn’t find the exact quote used in the poster. If I haven’t been thorough enough, whoever decided to use Van Bergen (if the architect was Van Bergen “family” the poster was giving ‘credit’ to) as inspiration has butchered and “made up”, ironically, reality to suit the goal of remodeling the family aesthetics from one man, one woman to two men and two women. Oddly enough I did not find a Coco-Cola poster using a single parent.
 
The thing is, no matter how important They make it out to be, there simply AREN’T that many gay people in the world.

Wells Fargo can’t possibly get that much actual business from the “gay” market.

Hallmark, on the other hand…
 
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