Write to Rockstar Energy Drink, and Ask Them to Clarify Their Position on LGBT Rights

by Michael Jones · 2009-04-23 08:42:00 UTC
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Over at the Bilerico Project, we have a guest post up today about the ties between conservative shock jock Michael Savage, and Rockstar Energy Drink.  As we've noted, Savage is the co-founder of the beverage, and his son (Russ Weiner) is currently the CEO.  And both of them have a string of anti-LGBT comments that make Fred Phelps look like Miss Manners.

And now we'd like you to write the company, and ask them to explain whether or not they feel the same way about LGBT rights and autism as their founder does.

Here's a few of Michael Savage's deplorable remarks:

Why support a beverage company that rewards the pockets of a man who says vile things like those listed above?  Please, consider signing the petition to Rockstar's CEO Russ Weiner, asking him whether or not the energy drink agrees with these comments, or disavows them.

Michael Jones is a Change.org Editor. He has worked in the field of human rights communications for a decade, most recently for Harvard Law School.
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