(OPINION) The new ad from Twix is a tale of the witch, the wardrobe, and the woke agenda. At the start of the commercial, a young boy is seen wearing a princess dress when he is greeted by a woman at the door, his new nanny dressed in a witch’s outfit.
After he lets her inside, he goes outside to play, where a couple neighborhood girls question why the boy would be wearing a costume when it “isn’t Halloween yet.” The ad, as reported by CBN News, picks up again with the boy and the nanny in a park, where an older boy begins to bully the child, who is still wearing the princess dress.
The older boy asks the kid why he is dressed “like a girl,” and, in response, he says, “Dressing like this makes me feel good.” Unsatisfied with the answer, the older bully tells the boy he and his nanny “look weird.” The nanny — perturbed by the elder boy’s lack of affirmation —
then uses her magical powers to conjure a violent wind storm that vanquishes the bully, seemingly forever. Remember: This is an ad for a candy bar. At no point are Twix mentioned. At first glance, we might be inclined to dismiss commercials like these, to think nothing of them, to roll our eyes, and to move on.
The truth, though, is the ad puts on disturbing display what has gone so very wrong in our culture. The ad, which is targeting children, paints all those who reject the transgender agenda as bullies and pests whose only goal is to malign and belittle. READ MORE
