Popular ice cream brand Ben & Jerry’s is facing backlash following a July 4 tweet that suggested the US would promise to return “stolen native land.”

“On July 4th of this year, the time has come for the United States to recognize its presence on stolen Indigenous land and commit to return it.” brand tweeted.

The company also pasted a link to a page on its website, doubling down on the idea that stealing Native American land is an “essential truth” about America. The company argued that the Americans should start by giving Mount Rushmore to the Lakota Sioux. (Related article: Ben & Jerry’s backs women’s march amid leadership anti-Semitic coverage)

On July 4th of this year, it is time for us to recognize the presence of the United States on stolen Native American lands and to commit to returning them. Find out more and take action now: https://t.co/45smaBmORH pic.twitter.com/a6qp7LXUAE

— Ben & Jerrys (@benandjerrys) July 4, 2023

The tweet sparked immediate outrage and calls for an online boycott.

“Make @benndjerrys” firefly light Again,” wrote musician John Rich.

“You’ve made money from the American people… you’ve benefited from capitalism… you really need to leave this issue alone. I feel like you’re going for Bud Light treatment,” another said. said. commentator tweeted.

‘Is it time for Ben and Jerry’s ‘Bud Light’?Please stop supporting companies that hate you and America,” Politics commentator Alex Brucewitz tweeted.

“Iit’s time to Tsubomi light another brand.good bye Ben and Jerry. Do you want to disrespect the United States for making you hippie freak millionaires on the 4th of July? Then make sure you have plenty of other ice cream options that are delicious and better than any ice cream they sell.Bye bye” and another commentator tweeted.

“It’s Time to Shine a Light on These Fools” Ann Coulter a chime rang of.

Ben & Jerry’s claims to support a range of issues including: criminal justice reform, LGBT rights and black lives matter.