Donut Shop Decries Kansas City News Coverage Of Shock Sign

First and foremost, I'm not sure if hitting customers with divisive or, at the very least, provocative political talking points is the best marketing strategy when a biz is predicated on dispensing sugary, fried, fatty bread that makes customers giddy on their own insulin. 

Translation . . . Most folks buy donuts because they're comfort food, not because they want to talk politics. 

Accordingly . . . 

Obviously, the reaction to a story about a Raytown donut shop entering the culture war fray with opinions on COVID, immigration and "fake news" didn't go over well via social media.

Instead of talking some of that "personal responsibility" that pundits like to blather about . . . A local donut lover recently offered this social media attack that, obviously, wasn't received well. 

Check-it . . .

You decide . . .