General Mills Protest Goes Amusingly Wrong

August 11, 2012/

This past June the Minneapolis StarTribune was one of the first to report that, “General Mills is taking a stand against a proposed state constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage, becoming the most prominent corporate voice making such a public declaration.“

In a completely random stumble across a YouTube video (in the ‘trending’ area I sometimes visit) I came across a video of some schneeb protesting outside of General Mills…with hilarious results. Of course this is exactly the sort of person I envision when I think of someone who is against same-sex marriage: 

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