Doritos Crosses the Line with New Ad: Old Man Dies and Finds Gay Lover in Heaven

It’s high time that conservatives start waking up to the role that corporations have played in the moral degradation of the Western world.

The countries that used to be governed with a collective sense of Judeo-Christian values have long been under attack by an aggressive secularism that, far from simply seeking to divorce the culture from religion, has replaced our longstanding traditions with a new cult of progressivism.

Corporations that we innocently believe just want to sell us products have become intent on joining in the effort to demote biblical values in the mainstream, and they’ve been alarmingly successful.

Just this week, Twix sponsored a Halloween ad featuring a little boy in a princess dress who is protected from the scorn of a playground bully by his witch-like nanny, who sends the intolerant older boy flying off into the distance in an apparent act of dark magic.

The ad, which quickly went viral on social media, has seemingly nothing to do with Twix candy bars and certainly everything to do with affirming that it’s perfectly OK for boys to wear dresses.

It’s not just in the U.S., either.

In 🇲🇽Mexico, a new Día de los Muertos-themed Doritos ad features a ghost who comes out to his family from beyond the grave. It’s an insult not only to the country’s millions of practicing Roman Catholics, but also to the consumers who can’t even expect to see an ad for flavored corn chips without getting an earful from the woke left.