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Here’s The 10 NFL Teams That DID NOT Bend the Knee for Pride Month


Remember, the liberals all screamed for years that it’s no ones business who you sleep with as they promoted living a loose lifestyle.

That is, unless your gay.

Then you tell everyone! And in June, you tell them every day!

Yeah, we the people are tired of it.

And with it being ‘Pride’ month, many companies and sports teams are covering everything in rainbow to push the propaganda.

Well, it turns out that 1o NFL teams are pushing back.

These are the 10:

  • Pittsburgh Steelers
  • Cleveland Browns
  • Cincinnati Bengals
  • Tennessee Titans
  • Kansas City Chiefs
  • Denver Broncos
  • Dallas Cowboys
  • Green Bay Packers
  • New Orleans Saints
  • Atlanta Falcons

Fox News reports:

The calendar flipped to June over the weekend and, in case you missed it, that makes it pride month on television and radio, in your stores, everywhere on the internet, on your streets, up your flagpoles, in your classrooms (like it or not), and at least one other place:

Throughout most of the NFL.

The practice of men sleeping with men, men becoming women and some women becoming men – with the folks who say they are now neither men nor women also included – was celebrated by about two-thirds of the NFL’s teams on Saturday via social media.

The message, delivered on X via team timelines, was sent by 21 of the NFL’s 32 teams to their approximate 42 million total followers.

Some teams tweeted out their support that pride month has arrived. Some delivered expanded messages as part of that support.

The Washington Commanders, for example, said pride month is actually about love.

And some teams sent tweets and went the extra step by altering their logos or X banners.

The Commanders, Buffalo Bills, and Philadelphia Eagles changed the color of their logos to match a pride flag.

Some Teams REALLY Are For Pride Month

The Vikings not only tweeted out their support and changed their logo but also changed the banner of the X account. They are apparently very excited about pride month.

The Eagles took an interesting tack in that they didn’t deliver their message of support in a full-blown tweet. But they did change their logo  on X, which makes their support obvious.

The NFL?

It advances the LGBTQ+ agenda. It hosts an annual gala with GLAAD and promotes other gay community events.

But the NFL didn’t tweet its support for pride month on June 1, instead retweeting the Chicago Bears and Jaguars tweets.

By the way, the comments sections after the tweets from the various teams are as one would expect. The comments paint a visceral difference of opinion on the message about the month-long celebration.

10 NFL Teams Do Not Participate

Over the weekend, 10 NFL teams chose not to tweet or acknowledge pride month. The 10 teams are:

The Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Browns, Cincinnati Bengals, Tennessee Titans, Kansas City Chiefs, Denver Broncos, Dallas Cowboys, Green Bay Packers, New Orleans Saints, and Atlanta Falcons.

All the teams in two NFL divisions – the AFC East and NFC West – tweeted support for pride month.

One division – the AFC North – had three of four teams stay silent on the topic, with Baltimore embracing pride month.

Three divisions – the AFC West, NFC North and NFC South – spilt among the four teams, with two supporting and two teams remaining silent.

And there’s baseball.

The MLB wanted to stand tall for pride and posted their logo in rainbow colors.

But the people rejected it.

The backlash forced them to change it back.

Another win!

You know, here’s one way to celebrate pride month.

Not sure if the liberals will like it.

Have you seen that meme that shows people using the rainbow flag as toilet paper?

Well, now you can live it.

Presenting, pride toilet paper.



 

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