Ford Makes Historic Move in Support of Groups Pushing Homosexual Marriage

(Warning: Offensive Photos. You may not want to view this when your children are around.)

Earlier this year, Ford Motor Company sponsored a program showing two lesbians passionately kissing each other. Now the automaker has made an in-your-face move against traditional marriage advocates with the historic step of advertising all their name brands in a homosexual magazine. This followed a request by AFA that Ford withdraw from supporting any homosexual magazine.

In the May issue of the homosexual publication OUT, Ford has advertised all eight of their brand automobiles. This is first time in history that Ford has advertised all their brands in a homosexual publication.

In this issue of OUT, which Ford supported with their advertising, are articles such as Nightlife: Party All the Time. Here is the description OUT gave of that article: "Rockin' and raunchy queer clubs are making a comeback, and we tell you where the three hottest places to play are." Another article was The Mix: Scary Lady, Porn 2 Go.

Here is the OUT description: ...porn stars cook up their favorite meals for your pleasure..." Under the title The Long and Short of It, we find this description by OUT: "Ronni Radner goes inside Runt, a weekly party for bite-size queer guys and the men who love them, and looks at the rise of the vertically challenged queer man."

To view the front cover of OUT, click here. To see the Ford ad supporting OUT, with all their brands, click here. Notice the wording at the bottom of the ad: "Standing strong with America's families..." Since this ad was run in a homosexual publication, evidently Ford considers two homosexuals to be a "family."

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I am deeply offended by Ford's actions, and when my husband and I went shopping for a new vehicle last month, we did not even consider buying a Ford because of their strong support for the homosexual lifestyle. We are boycotting Ford and will continue to do so until they change their behavior.

As I have mentioned in numerous other posts, same sex attraction is not normal, but is a sickness that needs to be treated. It is not something that is genetic or hereditary. With help from such groups as Courage, people with same sex attraction can find help for changing their behavior.

Ford needs to make a public apology for their behavior and a retraction of all their statements supporting the gay lifestyle. It doesn't surprise me in the least that they are "at bankruptcy's door."
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