I wouldn't say "insulting" but rather boring. Going to the same chains all the time may bore you after a time, though personally I (and really most people I know, though I'm not a millenial but a gen Z kid) prefer making my own food rather than eating out. And as pretentious as this "I only ever go to family-owned/small businesses" kind of approach may seem, it will be beneficial in the long run as it will help create competition and prevent megacorporations like McDonalds from creating a monopoly. And really, nobody should blame a whole generation for having different preferences than the last one. It's the companies' lack of flexibility that is the problem, not "the gerd dermn youngsters".
That said, the two articles come from two different sources so we can't really blame anyone for this contradiction. (At least I think they're not connected… right? I'm not American so I'm not fully familiar with American news networks)

Pfft, you ignorant person. The gay agenda is obviously to TURN THE FRIGGIN FROGS GAY!
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=9JRLCBb7qK8

"Tiny brains" yeah good to see how the "big brain" guy here resorts to petty, shallow insults instead of debating and presenting actual ideas.
See the thing is, the guy who invented the format is a programmer, not a linguist. He has no authority whatsoever in dictating how it's pronounced, that's something that should be left to the linguists. And linguistically, whenever there's a word with a G, then a vowel and then an F, the G is hard. For example gaffe, gift, guff. Gift is the closest in terms of pronunciation, and it is pronounced with a hard G. As to what concerns words that have a G-vowel-other consonant besides F and are pronounced with a soft G (like gym, geography, gem), a lot of them (if not all) are of foreign origin (oftentimes Latin), so they don't follow English pronunciation rules.
That's my reasoning anyway. Now do you have a counterargument or are you just going to call me a tiny brain or some other buzzword that makes you feel better about yourself?

Oh no, the gays want to be tolerated and have equal rights? Horrible discriminatory opinions that stem from nothing else but a religious belief and are not backed by empirical evidence are looked down upon? The horror!
(Actually it's hilarious that someone could say something like that and seriously mean it.)

Oh yeah, I see it now… damn. I knew (most) starfish were carnivorous but biting through shells just like that? Not gonna lie, that information took me by surprise.

Not to mention a lot of oil the US imports comes from Saudi Arabia, one of the most fundamentalist Muslim countries with implemented religious law, gender inequality, disregard for human rights… sure, the wheels of the economy have to spin, but isn't there a better way? People always bring up "the economy" and "jobs" when talking about environmentally friendly matters. But they don't realize that taking care of the environment would actually create a fuckton of jobs that can't be outsourced. But that would mean raising taxes which so many people (especially republicans) fear like a boogeyman.

@creativedragonbaby Oh so NOW you're saying that lions are yellow-ish? After making a comment that them being depicted as white "matches the color of their fur"? After I called you out on it and you said I was racist?
They live in Africa, they should be black. That's it. Factually correct and we don't have to argue about political correctness.

Yup! Glad you got it.

What does it look like irl?

Ha! I was about to write the same but you were faster. If I worked at a coffee place, I'd totally be nerding out at that. I'd even do my best Palpatine impression.

C'mon dude, it's just a typo. I would understand your rage if he wrote something like "defiantly" since it's a completely different word, but this is just a silly typo. So calm your nuts.