McDonald’s Introduces Rainbow-Themed Fries in Support of “Gay Pride”

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McDonald’s Introduces Rainbow-Themed Fries in Support of “Gay Pride”

June 11th, 2017

Awake Goy

McDonald’s restaurants on both coasts are serving up the restaurant chain’s famous french fries sporting a rainbow-themed box in celebration of homosexual “pride” events.

The “gay” themed fries are being served between June 9 and 11 at three specific Washington, D.C., area McDonald’s restaurants located along the route of the June 10 Capital Pride Alliance homosexual parade. Washington, D.C., McDonald’s franchises have proudly announced their sponsorship of the weekend spectacle.

“The rainbow fry boxes are a fun way to show our support of the LGBTQ community using one of McDonald’s most iconic and recognizable items,” said Cathy Martin, a spokesperson for the fast-food giant. “However, these fry boxes are ‘small potatoes’ in the grand scheme of our commitment to this community.”

Martin added that McDonald’s is “proud to honor and celebrate the LGBTQ community, including our employees, customers, and beyond, each and every day.”

Christiannews.net reported that the D.C.-area McDonald’s restaurants were expected to enter a float in the June 10 “gay pride” parade as well, using the slogan “Lovin’ is Lovin’.”

Meanwhile, McDonald’s restaurants around San Francisco are also offering “gay” fries throughout the month of June — a month apparently dedicated among homosexuals nationwide to celebrate their dysfunctional lifestyle.

Kim Knapp, a spokesperson for McDonald’s restaurants in the Bay area, confirmed the chain’s LGBTQ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer) posture. “McDonald’s has always been a company that has supported diversity and inclusion of its employees and extended McDonald’s family,” Knapp voiced in a statement. Addressing McDonald’s decision to offer its customers “gay” fires, Knapp explained that “as an official sponsor of this year’s Pride festivities, we looked for a unique way to bring that celebration into our restaurants throughout the Greater Bay Area.”