Feucht praised LA Rams wide receiver and outspoken Christian, Cooper Kupp, for speaking out against Balenciaga’s campaign when many haven’t. Kupp asked people to make themselves “aware of the attack on our young ones by Balenciaga, and ensure that they are held responsible for it.”
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“Try to be a voice for our children,” Kupp said. “Who rely on the protection of the men and women that were entrusted the responsibility of nurturing them and raising them up: please make yourself [aware] of the attack against our young ones by @balenciaga, and ensure that they are held responsible for it! For those of us in positions to create change in the way that companies manipulate people and advertise evil, please stand up!”
Metaxas tweeted, “An apology is UTTERLY insufficient, as it would be in the case of a murder or a rape. Balenciaga should be prosecuted. This was not a ‘mistake,’ but an elaborate and premeditated assault on the innocence of little children. Jesus had something to say on this. #millstone.”
“The reason Balenciaga can openly promote the violent rape of children is because they know most people in power simply do not care,” Stuckey said.
In an article published in WORLD, Stuckey said that “Christians’ response to such depravity must be unwavering. Children are more worthy of protection—not less—because of their inability to speak and fight for themselves. For 2,000 years, the Church has been a refuge for the defenseless. We must continue to be that today, both in word and in deed. We stand for what is ‘good and right and true,’ pushing back against the powers that seek to objectify children made in God’s image (Ephesians 5:9).”
