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I don't know about my other fellow True Christians™, but when it comes to soft drinks I have been a life-long drinker of Coca-Cola. There is simply something "All American" about the drink, it's bracing and refreshing, invigorating, quenches the thirst, and is a treat almost any time. God has blessed the Coca-Cola Company with world wide success and profits, and their logo has inspired numerous associations with what makes America great - Capitalism.
I've tried Pepsi several times and have always found it overly sweet and wimpy, mostly suitable for liberal types, homers, and the undiscriminating. Several decades ago some misguided executives at Coke decided that they would come out with a new product called "New Coke", and attempted to imitate the taste of Pepsi. Their plan was to stop producing the old Coke altogether and try to "compete" with Pepsi. The American people rightly revolted and started a nation wide campaign to save the old Coke. Thankfully their efforts succeeded and we still have the "Classic" Coke available to us.
I shop the supermarket every week and lay in a supply of Coke, both in cans and bottles. Lately, while strolling down the soft drink aisle I have been experiencing some apprehension, sort of a degree of diffuse anxiety that has been somewhat inexplicable. Normally I just pick up my supply of Coke and move on, but today I happened to glance up at some rows of the Pepsi products on the shelves and noticed that they must have recently changed their logo.
Brace yourself friends, because this may shock you. This is what looks like a "new" Pepsi logo:
Does this remind you of anything - like maybe the socialist "Obama" DEMONcRAT logo?
A quick search on the internet uncovered this even more shocking Pepsi ad depicting Marxist union thugs displaying the communist fist in the air - a distinct symbol of socialist revolt and a clear attempt to undermine our capitalist system.
There is no doubt in my mind that Obama has taken over the Pepsi Company (just like he did with GM) and is sending subliminal socialist messages on every Pepsi soft drink displayed all over America. I advise every True Christian™ to avert your eyes when encountering their products, and encourage everyone you know to stop buying them.
I've tried Pepsi several times and have always found it overly sweet and wimpy, mostly suitable for liberal types, homers, and the undiscriminating. Several decades ago some misguided executives at Coke decided that they would come out with a new product called "New Coke", and attempted to imitate the taste of Pepsi. Their plan was to stop producing the old Coke altogether and try to "compete" with Pepsi. The American people rightly revolted and started a nation wide campaign to save the old Coke. Thankfully their efforts succeeded and we still have the "Classic" Coke available to us.
I shop the supermarket every week and lay in a supply of Coke, both in cans and bottles. Lately, while strolling down the soft drink aisle I have been experiencing some apprehension, sort of a degree of diffuse anxiety that has been somewhat inexplicable. Normally I just pick up my supply of Coke and move on, but today I happened to glance up at some rows of the Pepsi products on the shelves and noticed that they must have recently changed their logo.
Brace yourself friends, because this may shock you. This is what looks like a "new" Pepsi logo:
Does this remind you of anything - like maybe the socialist "Obama" DEMONcRAT logo?
A quick search on the internet uncovered this even more shocking Pepsi ad depicting Marxist union thugs displaying the communist fist in the air - a distinct symbol of socialist revolt and a clear attempt to undermine our capitalist system.
There is no doubt in my mind that Obama has taken over the Pepsi Company (just like he did with GM) and is sending subliminal socialist messages on every Pepsi soft drink displayed all over America. I advise every True Christian™ to avert your eyes when encountering their products, and encourage everyone you know to stop buying them.
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