Coca-Cola may not be the only company to exclude God. Daily Mail presents GoSkippy Insurance:
A Christian motorist was left shocked after being told his car insurance could not continue unless he removed handmade ‘Jesus Loves You’ stickers from his vehicle.
GoSkippy Insurance informed Simeon Chandra that its underwriting department ‘declined the modification done on the vehicle as per stickers added on the vehicle’.
The 35-year-old driver from Birmingham [England] was also warned his policy would be voided unless he removed the stickers and sent in new dated photos of his Nissan Pixo.
This has happened before:
The case has parallels to another incident in 2015 when a different insurer threatened to void the policy of Christian minister Reverend Wena Parry, from Cymmer in Neath Port Talbot, because she put religious stickers on her car.
She was told by Age UK at the time that stickers saying ‘Christ Must Be Saviour’ and ‘Christ For Me’ could be regarded as ‘modifications’ and might invalidate her policy.
The problem isn’t sinister insurance companies. It goes deeper.
[I]t is understood that insurers generally feel that any form of vehicle modification, whether cosmetic or performance-enhancing, can increase the risk because the car may be seen as more desirable or be more likely to be subject to intentional damage.
The companies appear to be worried that messages in support of Jesus Christ invite expensive acts of vandalism. They aren’t wrong.
Being the bad guys gives wokesters certain advantages. Speech that is not left-wing is suppressed, thereby demoralizing countermoonbats by hiding evidence that others agree with them.
On a tip from DCGere.
