Gay Nutcracker and Black Disabled Santa

Target’s range of inclusive Christmas products, including its “Pride Christmas Nutcracker” and Santa Claus figurines in wheelchairs while Black, have ignited a debate from the right.

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Do you think that these products have gone “way too far”? (Why/Why Not)

No, it doesn't. Let 'em have at it. Activists "reach" all the time. Sometimes their points are quite valid. Sometimes just silly. Target isn't beholden to anyone's moral "compass" but their own. Pride nutcracker? Fine. I won't buy it. The Santa? What if someone's disabled black friend was feeling quite low around the holidays? I'd be buying him one. I happen to think it's a great idea

Let me see.

The "Nutcracker" is a German kitchen utensil that comes to life and fights then dances ballet with anthropomorphic mice and assorted magical beings.

"Gay"? why not?

A "black disabled Santa". Given that Santa Claus is a commercial interpretation of assorted semi-mythical beings and at least one Saint, one of which was a Turk, who happens to be the patron of pawnbrokers and brewers....

Again: why not?

Those who are offended by such things need to think about the reason the holiday exists to begin with.... namely the Feast of Saturn.

DrLeftover wrote:

Let me see.

The "Nutcracker" is a German kitchen utensil that comes to life and fights then dances ballet with anthropomorphic mice and assorted magical beings.

Oh I just wanted to ask: What on earth is a nutcracker? It sounds so funny like it's name calling. They sell those things here too now, but you can't even crack a nut with em.
Original Saint Nick is indeed from Turkey. This is the real one:
https://youtu.be/PvqARK5b3lo