‘Shark Tank’ Star Criticizes Target’s Satanic Wokeism as a ‘Corporate America Lesson’.

Shark Tank Star Kevin O’Leary Warns Corporate America About Extreme Support for Transgenderism

Retail giant Target and top beer brand Bud Light are facing the consequences of their support for radical transgenderism, and “Shark Tank” star Kevin O’Leary says that corporate America needs to pay attention and learn from their mistakes.

O’Leary recently appeared on Fox News’ “Jesse Watters Primetime” and called out Bud Light and Target for their extreme support of the groomer agenda, stating that it’s a “huge mistake.”

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O’Leary emphasized that going partisan in any way, like Bud Light did, is a mistake. Corporations should stick to selling their products and avoid diving into culture war issues.

He also warned “Fixer Upper” stars Chip and Joanna Gaines, who have faced criticism for partnering with Target despite their Christian beliefs, that speaking out on the issue could result in a 30 percent loss of sales.

Stick to Selling Products

O’Leary’s message is clear: companies should stick to selling their products and avoid getting involved in political and social issues. Americans are passionate about their political ideas, and telling half your potential customer base that their ideas are evil is not a great marketing tool.

Target has faced backlash from both sides for its support of woke ideology and its subsequent removal of products that pushed that ideology. The double backlash proves O’Leary’s point that getting partisan doesn’t satisfy anyone.

Ultimately, corporations need to learn from the mistakes of Target and Bud Light and stay out of politics and culture wars. Their focus should be on making products and selling them to consumers.

Social Media’s Impact

O’Leary also pointed out that social media has become a hyper “polling system” where millions of people immediately chime in for or against things in the news. When something goes viral, it can be a good thing, but mostly it’s negative and can decimate brands quickly. Social media has turned everything upside-down.

It remains to be seen if other corporations will learn from Target and Bud Light’s mistakes, but O’Leary’s warning is clear: stick to selling products and avoid getting involved in politics and culture wars.

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