Bold introduction: Twitter owner Elon Musk recently slammed Target for its disastrous financial situation and the store’s promotion of “pride” merchandise, indicating that shareholders may soon file lawsuits against the company.
In a tweet replying to a post by Turning Point USA founder Charlie Kirk, which announced that Target’s stock had been downgraded by JPMorgan Chase & Co., Elon Musk, the new Twitter owner, vehemently criticized the retail giant, implying that its self-destructive policies could lead to legal action from frustrated shareholders. With JPMorgan’s downgrade, Target is now struggling to recover from a declining sales trend that many attribute to its controversial promotion of “pride”-themed merchandise.
Target has been caught up in a storm of criticism for its decision to advertise and sell a variety of “rainbow mafia” products, which included swimsuits and other pride-influenced items for adults and children alike. Sparking even more outrage was Target’s collaboration with well-known Satanist Erik Carnell, whose designs featured occult imagery and messages. This partnership has had disastrous consequences for the retail powerhouse, as its stock value plummeted by nearly $14 billion within two weeks of releasing its “pride” line.
The company’s financial downfall has reached such a critical point that its stock has entered its longest losing streak since November 2018. Unsurprisingly, conservatives nationwide are fiercely opposing the store’s liberal stance and advocating for stricter regulations on Big Tech. These conservative voices demand that lawmakers hold Big Tech accountable for their blatantly biased actions.
Media Research Center has taken up the mantle and is urging anyone who has experienced censorship to come forward and share their stories. Only by actively fighting back and demanding transparency can we hope to put an end to Big Tech’s
