Crybaby Conservatives Using New App To Tell Them Which Products Are ‘Woke’

Conservatives are so terrified of products that may not strictly adhere to their ideology, so a conservative non-profit group has launched a new app to let Republicans know which products are "woke" and should be avoided. This entire political party has gone completely off the rails with their derangement, and they are, unfortunately, showing no signs of slowing down their collective mental health crisis. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins explains what's happening.

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A nonprofit conservative group called Consumers Research has launched a new app that will let shoppers know which products they want to buy are woke, so that of course they can avoid those products. To put it another way, a conservative group has put together this app so that other conservatives don't have to worry about any products that might hurt their little feelings because there's such snowflakes that, God forbid you buy a product from a company that doesn't 100% share your values. That's how terrified Republicans are of buying these so-called woke products. Even though not a single person there on the right can tell you what woke actually means. Now here's the thing. These corporations that Republicans are going after, you know it, it doesn't matter if it's Anheuser-Busch, it doesn't matter if it's, you know, the coolers, the coffee makers, uh uh, the shoes, the other beverages, the books.

A lot of the parent companies of these products share the same values as Republicans. Like we don't think people should have time off work. We think we should be able to pay them lower than minimum wage. We don't want to have have to offer benefits to them while they work for us. We don't wanna have to do anything to keep them safe. We wanna be able to pay them below minimum wage. That's what a lot of these companies that Republicans are now boycotting stand for, which is pretty much what the Republican Party stands for. The only area where there's a slight bit of difference, and most of that difference really is just for the cameras, is on social issues. That's it. But social issues are the only thing that matters to Republicans these days. It's a losing issue for them. They're not doing well with it. They're going to get trounced in 2024 because of it, but here they are with a new app that will let them take it and run with it.

Do what you gotta do, guys. Listen, vote with your dollars. I get it. But think about this for a second. Republicans are out there boycotting, you know, whether it's books or coolers or coffee makers or beers, because those products at one point said, Hey, you know what? Let's kind of be inclusive a little bit. That's it. Now, when, when people on the left, when the progressives go out there and boy, uh, boycott a company, it's because, hey, this company just dumped these cancer causing toxins into the river and a hundred thousand people are gonna die in the next 20 years. Or, Hey, this company is so bad, they're making people pee in jars and not letting them get a break so they can go to the bathroom. It's a crap company. Let's not shop there.

So do you see the difference between the boycotts on the left and the right? The right is like, oh my God, a transgender person is drinking Bud Light. Now I have to hate them, versus liberals or leftists who say, you know what? It's probably not a good idea to shop at a company that's making people pee and bottles because they're mistreating them so badly. But even then, we don't have to have a little app on our phone to tell us, oh no, you're touching a bad product. You know why? Because we're not the ones who are the delicate little snowflakes. That distinction rest with conservatives alone.