Pecan Resist: Moonbattery-Flavored Ice Cream

There is great news for moonbats who really like eating. Now you can virtue signal by self-indulgently packing on extra pounds. Leftist ice cream manufacturer Ben & Jerry’s introduces Pecan Resist:

The Vermont based ice cream maker has rebranded one of its flavors as “Pecan Resist,” with a featured design on the pint created by California-based activist and artist Favianna Rodriguez.

The design oozes multiculty feminazi political correctness. The target is women who feel guilty about overeating, but who might be persuaded to eat more than they should if they can convince themselves that they are doing it to spite Republicans.

“Ben & Jerry’s feels that it cannot be silent in the face of President Trump’s policies that attack and attempt to roll back decades of progress on racial and gender equity, climate change, LGBTQ rights, and refugee and immigrant rights – all issues that have been at the core of the company’s social mission for 40 years,” the company said in a statement Tuesday, the same day it unveiled the limited edition flavor in Washington, just days before the midterm elections.

Why resist temptation when it is so much easier to resist Donald Trump instead?

To drive home the point, the packaging includes a heavy-handed message:

“Welcome to the resistance,” the message reads. “Together, Pecan Resist! We honor & stand with women, immigrants, people of color, & the millions of activists and allies who are courageously resisting the President’s attack on our values, humanity & environment. We celebrate the diversity of our glorious nation & raise our spoons in solidarity for all Americans.”

All Americans — except those who reject leftist politics. Certainly no one who votes Republican could be included in “all Americans”; those are the ones being resisted.

Capitalism allows people to turn a profit on anything, even something as otherwise useless as moonbattery.

On tips from Varla and The Lieberal Media.

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