Alberta Oil Company Shocks Canadians With Disgusting Decal Of Greta Thunberg Being Sexually Assaulted

I disagree with Greta Thunberg just as much as anyone else with a brain stem, but this is sick and wrong on so many levels.

It’s like when your group of friends is making silly sexual innuendos that are very indirect, but there’s always that one person that takes it way too far to where it’s not even funny anymore, it’s just plain gross.

…except Greta is still legally a child.

Here’s the decal, with the piece that says “Greta” across her back blurred out –

So classy.

Michelle Narang is a woman living in Rocky Mountain House in west-central Alberta and spoke up about the very aggressive, sexually suggestive decal. The oil industry is a family business amongst her relatives, being a strong advocate for Canadian energy.

Huffington Post reported:

“This is an industry Alberta is fighting for so desperately. This sticker is not something Alberta or Albertans need,” Narang told HuffPost Canada in an interview Thursday.

Narang decided she couldn’t stay silent. As someone who knows survivors of sexual assault, she never wants her 13-year-old son to see the sticker, or be OK with violence against women. So, she posted the image to Facebook as a way to call it out: “This company represents everything that the [oil and gas] industry needs to fight against.”

“Silence never creates change,” Narang said. “It’s sad to me (the sticker) went through a supply chain of people, who thought about it, printed it and distributed it. It blows my mind anyone would think it’s funny.”

Although the actual stickers weren’t distributed at their workplace, they said the graphic image was circulating among their colleagues on Wednesday.

However, the repercussions of child pornography soon began to surface –

Narang said she called the general manager of X-Site, Doug Sparrow, asking him if he knew about the sticker that appears to depict the rape of a minor. He said he was aware of it, according to Narang, and his response was, “She’s not a child, she’s 17.”

UPDATE – Feb. 28, 2020: RCMP have investigated the image, and determined it is not considered child pornography. “According to our experts, the image does not meet the criteria for it to constitute a criminal offence,” an officer from the Red Deer detachment told HuffPost. 

But wait, there’s more.

Greta did reply to this via her Twitter account.

They are starting to get more and more desperate…
This shows that we’re winning. https://t.co/NLOZL331X9

— Greta Thunberg (@GretaThunberg) February 29, 2020

I wouldn’t say that climate activists are winning, necessarily. However, this kind of heinous behavior doesn’t favor any agenda.