Coca-Cola just introduced a new marketing gimmick, which lets people "customize" their own Coke cans when they purchase a pack of 12. To some people, who may still consume this mega poison, it may seem appealing to get your family's name imprinted into the Coke can at the factory.
But Coca-Cola is scanning for offensive phrases and language when you personalize your Coke can. All phrases aren't permitted, and that makes sense until some people started to experiment with what Coke was allowing and not allowing.
"Satan is king" is allowed. "Jesus is king" is not allowed, as it's deemed offensive. "Satan is good" is allowed. "Jesus is good" is not. "Jesus is bad" is allowed. "Rape is good" is allowed. "God is bad" is acceptable. "God is good" is not allowed.
Black pride is permitted, Hispanic pride is permitted, but White pride is deemed offensive and not allowed; Coca-Cola had "inclusion" training in 2021, which had PowerPoint slides to educate employees on how to "be less white."

