No question of the day today, just a general statement, which is that if you shop at Target,

well, you are gay.

Yep, general condemnation, you are gay, and also you might be a pervert, and we'll talk about that.

Plus, Black Lives Matter is headed for insolvency after plunging 8.5 million into the red, and here's the thing.

I feel like there's a lot of people at Omenopology, and it's particularly a lot of black people, and I'm willing to listen.

All that and more today coming up on Canis Owens.

So why are you a gay pervert if you shop at Target? It's a really big question. Unfortunately, today we have time to fully unpack that.

So first and foremost, let me say this. Something about myself that I am not proud of is that in the past, I have felt like I was a hypocrite because I obviously know what my values are,

but it's really hard sometimes to commit over and over again to different boycotts and different protests regarding certain products.

So I'll give you an example. One thing that I recently stopped doing, and I feel amazing, but it took me way too long to do it, was I stopped shopping for all of my food at Whole Foods.

So obviously, I know that there is something wrong and problematic with the big corporations. We know obviously Amazon owns Whole Foods now.

We know Jeff Bezos is a lib. He's purchased the Washington Post, and he generally stands against all our values and principles.

And yet, while I can rant again, Jeff Bezos, so much of my life is intertwined, is giving to his wealth, extending his wealth portfolio, so to speak.

I go to Whole Foods every week. I am a routine shopper, a weekly shopper, a daily shopper, maybe even on Amazon.com. So how is that actually helpful?

So what I realized is that we can be so overwhelmed because there's so much evil around us, and I get that, I have felt that it is the reason why it's been hard for me, even in my own personal capacity to pull out.

But if you do it slowly over time, if you just take it in little chunks, it's possible. And I would like to think that I am very much proof of that.

Like I said, recently decided I am no longer going to keep shopping at Whole Foods and giving my money to Whole Foods.

So I started going to a farmer's market. I started to get to know the local farmers, and it is amazing. The experience is better. The farmers are so grateful, and you know that you are giving your money to a person or a farm that actually aligns with your values and your principles.

So we see that over and over again. So I'm going to stick with that notion and say that I have also been ashamed of taking me this long to save, but I will no longer shop at Target.

Now, if I can say one thing to my credit, it's not a big target shopper in general. I kind of stopped shopping at Target in general. I would probably say a few years ago.

But it wasn't this morally principled stance. It wasn't a, I will no longer spend a single red cent at Target. And I should have done that a very long time ago.

We all should have done it a very long time ago because Target has been unique in that they have been firmly committed to radical left principles.

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