Target teamed up with a supporter of Satan who aims to eliminate critics of transgenderism.

Target Partners with Satan Supporter to Sell Transgender-Themed Merchandise

Disturbing Products and Messages

Target has partnered with Abprallen, a UK-based brand, and its designer “Erik,” who supports Satanism and calls for the eradication of anyone who disagrees with the mutilation of children, to supply transgender-themed merchandise to Target’s “pride” collection. The merchandise includes a sweatshirt with a caduceus wrapped in a “cure transphobia not trans people” ribbon, a rainbow UFO tote bag that states “too queer for here,” and a pink “we belong everywhere” fanny pack.

Erik’s products, which are showcased on Target’s website, have received poor reviews. However, the designer is excited that one of the largest US retailers would stock this type of clothing. Erik’s website and Instagram show dozens of designs featuring satanic and sacrilegious symbols such as pentagrams, “Satan respects pronouns” T-shirts, “gay as hell” stickers, and stained glass windows covered up by “trans bodies are holy.”

Erik often uses violent language and imagery, with products such as a “burn down the cis-tem” lighter, a “we bash back” mace, and “time’s up for transphobes” skull pins to call for action against people who take issue with radical gender ideology and the dangerous mutilation and castration it prescribes. Erik also sells merchandise promoting the murder of babies in the womb.

Target’s embrace of someone who promotes the explicit fusion of radical gender ideology and Satanism might seem recent but it’s not. Since 2012, Target has happily stocked the front of its stores with pro-LGBT T-shirts, accessories, pet items, party supplies, and decor. In recent years, Target expanded the reach of messages like “trans people will always exist,” “queer,” and “live laugh lesbian” to the children’s section. Target has also begun selling “light binding effect” tops and “tuck-friendly” shorts in the children’s clothing section.

Target isn’t the only company elevating people and products that blend transgenderism and demon worship. In recent years, Hollywood stars like Lil Nas X and Sam Smith have tried to advance the LGBT agenda using demonic shoes, music videos, and performances with clear links to Satan.