Same-Sex Kiss Day at a Starbucks Near You

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Same-Sex Kiss Day Held at Starbucks Nationwide

3/27/2009 By Demi Bardsley

Show up at a Starbucks on Tax Day at 7:15 AM, 12:15 PM, 5:15 PM, or 8:15 PM , buy a cuppa joe, then share a kiss with your sweetie, or a friend, or even a long-time crush! RAWR!

While Starbucks is doing what it can for America’s nutrition with its new Vivanno drink, and at the same time working for the environment by introducing cups that reduce overall “greenhouse gas emissions,” it is unfortunately about to become a site for major cultural pollution.

“Same-Sex Kiss Day” is being held on April 15th, 2009, as a way for the homosexual community to spread its message of “equality” nationwide. Parents might want to take a pass on their lattes and keep their children from unabashed displays of sexuality in their local Starbucks on this day.

But why Starbucks? Well, the popular coffee chain is not an unexpected ally in this effort. Frankly, participants in the event could not find a better haven for their event. Though not officially hosting the event, it is no secret that Starbucks is one of the most “gay”-friendly corporations in America. Starbucks has long been recognized as such. Even the event website for “Same-Sex Kiss Day” recognizes this:

“And we’ve made it as safe and silly for you as possible by choosing the most gay-friendly, corporate spot in the world. Starbucks! Starbucks has been committed to LGBT rights since the beginning of time offering domestic partnership insurance, quoting gay artists on their coffee cups and funding our pride parades.”

It is not enough that film and television work to mainstream the homosexual lifestyle, activists make it a point to push their agenda in the public square in the name of “curing homophobia.”

They say they don’t want anyone to infringe on their rights, but they don’t seem to mind infringing on parents’ right to choose when and if their children will be exposed to the realities of an unhealthy and immoral lifestyle.