After what could only be labeled as a publicity stunt on Target’s part went horribly, the company decided to cave into criticism, removing the problematic products from their shelves and apologizing to those offended.

If you’ve been out of the loop, Target recently released a clothing line for kids. While there’s nothing wrong with that, the theme depicted on the clothing was far from acceptable, as it attempted to indoctrinate kids into the LGBTQ+ community.

With free speech making a comeback on Twitter, users on the platform were delighted to be able to express their disgust with this blatant pandering to a group that shouldn’t be involving children in their agenda.

Of course, this didn’t sit right with the woke crowd, especially Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison and 14 other attorney generals. They sent out a letter to the company’s CEO Brian Cornell, showing concerns with the removal of the merch.

Some of the attorneys did support the company’s decision to keep the workers safe in the case of the products sparking violence in the stores, but they were still appalled at the fact that Target gave in to the “threats.”

That being said, these so-called threats were nothing more than angry shoppers claiming they’ll be switching over to a different store chain if the clothing line remains in Target stores, making all of this panic absolutely unnecessary.

In the letter, the attorneys offered help to the company in the form of access to resources that would protect them from harassment and “hate-based” intimidation tactics.

This sort of thing doesn’t happen when an Antifa mob completely demolishes a conservative-owned business; in fact, it’s usually not even treated as a hate crime in those situations.

What followed was immense support for the company and its attempts to promote the LGBTQ agenda, with attorneys urging Target CEO Brian Cornell to “double down on inclusivity.”

On top of all of this, it wasn’t just the Pride clothing line that sparked outrage, but rather, a very wide selection of products hosted by the store chain, most of which deal with problematic themes and deliver them to the wrong audience.

One of the brands that was commonly found on Target shelves, Abprallen, has now been removed over the expression of Satanic views in the designs; the same happened for a swimsuit line that was aimed at children.