The battle lines are being drawn in business.
Kellogg’s has taken it upon themselves to police the 1st Amendment in their business dealings by terminating ads with a company that has views differing from their own. So they will not advertise with the Breitbart News any longer.
Fast forward to Kellogg’s Left-funding behemoth W.K. Kellogg Foundation which has partnered with, and given major donations to George Soros’s Open Society Institute, and the Tides Center as part of its massive push to promote a far-left agenda.
They’ve given over $900,000 to  Black Lives Matter.
According to Breitbart, the purpose of the grant was:
“Enhance local and place specific interventions to address issues that impact lives of Black community members, families and children by building the infrastructure of the group BlackLivesMatter. These donations were made  to help support and strengthen local chapters’ organizing capacity.”
Kellogg’s has offered no specific examples of how Breitbart News fails to align with the breakfast maker’s values. It’s obvious that it has embraced the false leftist narrative that Americans who believe in their nation’s sovereignty plus populism and legal immigration are racist.
In reality, the out-of-touch corporation is enriching groups like Black Lives Matter. BLM’s values include inciting violence against cops, dropping concrete blocks on their heads, and shooting them with fireworks.
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In response to Kellogg’s pulling of advertising Breitbart has responded in kind by launching the #DumpKelloggs petition on their news page urging its readers to ban bigotry from the breakfast table.
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