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Fast-food giant Wendy’s sparked outrage this week after attacking pop star Katy Perry online. The chain mocked Perry’s recent spaceflight with Jeff Bezos’ Blue Origin program, writing “Can we send her back” on social media. Many Americans saw this as a cheap shot at a proud American achiever.
Perry made history as part of Blue Origin’s first all-female crew, a moment that should unite the country. Instead, Wendy’s used its corporate platform to belittle her accomplishment. This isn’t just about burgers – it’s about respect for hardworking women pushing boundaries.
The company’s weak response failed to apologize, hiding behind claims of “spicy” humor. Real leaders own their mistakes. Wendy’s forgot that customers value decency over edgy tweets. Families want companies that lift people up, not tear them down.
Singer Kesha poured gasoline on the fire by posing with a Wendy’s milkshake mid-controversy. This divide-and-conquer tactic helps no one. True patriots stand together instead of picking sides in petty celebrity drama.
Perry called her space journey spiritually meaningful, finding signs in capsule designs. While some question the value of billionaire-backed space tourism, that’s no excuse for corporate bullying. Americans can disagree without personal attacks.
Working-class customers are now questioning whether Wendy’s shares their values. Why attack a successful woman’s achievements? This smells like woke corporate hypocrisy – pretending to support women while publicly shaming one.
The silent majority is speaking with their wallets. Social media shows growing calls to boycott Wendy’s until they issue a real apology. Free speech works both ways – companies aren’t immune from customer backlash.
At its core, this isn’t about space or milkshakes. It’s about basic respect. Wendy’s chose cruelty over class, and hardworking Americans deserve better. Real strength lifts others up – something every patriots knows in their bones.
