Coca-Cola Bans Jesus, MAGA from Personalized Cans But Allows Customers to Print Pure Filth on Orders
The Coca-Cola Company has a new promotion available online for its popular soft drink where customers can customize messages featured on a can or bottle.
If you thought the marketing executives behind this idea would allow expressions of faith or politics to be featured, you would be wrong.
But what they will allow are phrases so absolutely vile that whoever orders them should be on a watchlist.
Upon visiting the website and selecting a Coke product to personalize, users will be met with a text box.
If a banned word or phrase is used, the following message will appear:
“The name or phrase you’ve submitted is not permitted. Names and phrases may not be permitted if they belong to a business, organization, celebrity, public figure, school, team or other trademark, are religious or political in nature, or could be considered inappropriate or unsuitable for other reasons.”
Here are a few that won’t work: “Jesus Saves,” “Charlie Kirk,” “Christ is King,” “Jesus,” and “MAGA.”
If you have a friend named Jesus — pronounced “heh-SOOS” — he is out of luck for a personalized can.
Popular conservative social media page Libs of TikTok posted about the promotion on Thursday after experimenting with a few phrases.
While the account said “White Pride” is banned, “Pedophile Pride” is not.
