Why is LEGO pushing Pride so hard in their stores? There's no doubt that they are. The LEGO customer service people and the displays are full-on dedicated to Pride propaganda, as a dad discovered during a recent trip to the store.
TPUSA contributor John K. Amanchukwu Sr. wrote about the encounter with Pride paraphernalia in a Twitter post, noting that four clerks are wearing Pride pins.
Amanchukwu confronted the store clerks and asked why they thought the kids who come into the shops would be interested in the brand's advocacy for the LGBTQ community. He asks the clerks direct questions about why they want kids to come into the store and think about sex acts.
"The question is," Amanchukwu asked, "why are you all in here with those pins on? Do you think children care about what man sucks penis at home and what girl eats vaginas at home?"
The clerk directed Amanchukwu to leave the store.
"Do you think they care about that?" Amanchukwu pressed.
"I don't think they think about that, personally," the clerk said.
"Right," Amanchukwu said, "so they think about it when they see your pin."
The clerk, again, directed Amanchukwu to leave, stating that he would call security if he doesn't leave. Amanchukwu explains his position that touting sexual orientations and gender identities as part of their store uniform is essentially grooming, because it ushers children into normalizing sexual orientation and gender identity for children, though these are adult choices.
The clerk clearly did not want to be involved in this conversation, and security arrived to ask Amanchukwu to leave.
"When does it stop?" Amanchukwu asked. "At some point, we need to stop pushing this mess on children." Amanchukwu said that he would leave, that he would not shop at LEGO, and directed other customers who "care about values" to also refrain from patronizing the shop.
"If you're in here right now, if you're in here right now and you care about values," he said, "this store is intentionally promoting LGBTQ behavior on children!"
"Spend your money in a place that doesn't do that to kids," he said.
A recent trip to the New York flagship store on 5th Avenue revealed a massive Pride display, instructing patrons to "play nyc," and offering gender identity flags as the means for that play.
In addition to the Progress flag, featuring trans colors to the left and rainbow Pride colors to the right, separated by black and brown, the LEGO creation contains many other Pride concoctions, including trans pride, bisexual pride, flags for polyamory, pansexual intersex, nonbinary, asexual genderfluid, agender, genderqueer, lesbian, a gay men's pride flag, and many others that could not be identified.
Pride display, LEGO store, 5th Avenue NYC
One of the most unique flags represents the gender identity "Maverique," which Volvo tells us "is a non-binary or abinary gender with significant gendered experiences but is neither male nor female. However, it is not a lack of gender."
The pins Amanchukwu saw are more accurately described as showing the so-called "progress flag." That flag shows a triangle on the left with striped colors white, pink, blue, brown and black. The black and brown stripes represent marginalized queer people of color.
The white, pink and blue are representative of the trans flag, which was created by trans-identified male and veteran Monica Helms. Helms, Reduxx reports, "forced his wife to participate in his fetishistic cross-dressing and wrote 'forced feminization' and erotic short stories, including one about young girls who never age." Helms has spoken at length about his erotic fixation of wearing women's clothes.
"The feelings I had, dressed as a woman, ran the gamut of human emotions. Sexual excitement topped the list of what came over me while wearing woman’s clothes," he said of stealing women's clothes while serving in the armed forces. Wearing women's clothes turns Helms on, and this is who the LEGO store is upholding when they promote the "progress flag" on the aprons of their store employees.
LEGO is one of many companies pushing LGBTQ gender identity. Ulta Beauty, Kitchen Aid, Nike, Ole Hendricksen, Olay, Kate Spade, The Plaza Hotel, Volvo, and so many others push the agenda of LGBTQ activists.
