Amazon sells several neon signs featuring images of penises that are described as “for children” on its website.
one List up The product titled “Lick Penis Neon Sign” features a penis licking tongue neon sign and contains marketing images of multiple young women licking lollipops and staring directly at the camera.of List up Also included is another option of “Flying Penis Neon Sign”. It’s also marketed as “for kids” and contains an image of a small child smiling next to the sign.
The product description says “perfect for decorating a child’s room”.
Last night I was looking for LED signs for my kids room for fun…
“Lick Penis Neon Sign Wall Decor LED Neon Light for Kids Room” came up in the search.
There is absolutely no excuse for this.https://t.co/k4sHoFVOKY pic.twitter.com/l0BxoTSstI
— Haley Kennington (@ladykennington) June 10, 2023
The brand on offer is ‘Cowboy Frog’, which appears to be made in China and sells a number of neon signs ranging from cowboy frog signs to lighter open signs. The list also included a sign depicting a vulva, but it was not explicitly stated that it was for children.
Amazon did not immediately respond to the Daily Caller News Foundation’s request for comment. Cowboy Frog could not be reached for comment.
Amazon previously sponsored an Idaho LGBT pride event that featured a drag show for children ages 11 to 18. (Related: Amazon exposes truth by silencing ‘opposition to new orthodoxy,’ author says | The Daily Caller)
The tech giant also removed a book from its website titled When Harry Became Sally: Responses to the Transgender Moment, which criticized gender ideology. In addition, the Daily Wire commentator Matt Walsh’s book Johnny the Walrus has been removed from the website’s LGBTQ+ bestseller list.
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