Where does that package say anything about being gay?

Hint: it doesn't

I love how deep your denial is; really underscores my point.

Sooooo, lucky charms are for gay irish kids? Thats wha you are inffering

Considering they were created over 50 years ago, before the rainbow became a symbol for the gay community, I'm going to guess no.
But that does not mean you should not enjoy them as a gay snack now.
You eat those diversity marshmallows until your identity feels validated or develop type II diabetes.

You have to press the right button before you can open the box,,,

I did not pick and choose anything.
One product was clearly designed to evoke a popular Irish folk tale.
The other was obviously created exclusively to bait members of the LGBTQ++ into buying their cat food at a mark up.
Based on the comments here, the majority of gay/trans people either think that is zippidy doo dah dandy or are far too dense to pick up on it.
Which spells CHA CHING! for corporations that are eager to pander to gays.
So... win-win I guess?

Ok, sure

"The other was obviously created exclusively to bait members of the LGBTQ++ into buying their cat food at a mark up"

You still haven't explained how

You're saying it's a "gay" can of cat food. Where does it say that?

Or do you think anything with a rainbow is meant to imply gay people?

The rainbow was God's signal to man that he would no longer do any of that flood the earth and kill almost everyone.

But you don't believe in God, so...

Even if I did, that wouldn't change anything. The rainbow doesn't belong to anybody. Anyone can use it as a symbol for anything they want.

I'm asserting that if you can't immediately recognize that the color scheme, artwork, logo, and all text were intentionally designed expressly to appeal to the gay community, then that is your own psychological or intellectual limitation.
Put another way, you are either being willfully ignorant or are simply garden variety dumb.

Or you're just reading into it something that isn't there. Have you ever considered that?

Again, you prove my point.
I am seeing what is there.
You are choosing to ignore what is staring you in the face.

"I am seeing what is there"

Not necessarily

"You are choosing to ignore what is staring you in the face"

I'm not "choosing to ignore" anything. I just don't believe what you're saying because you haven't provided any evidence

You know, they make other foods targeted toward the alphabet communities.
Candy, chips, booze, etc...
All decked out in rainbow colors and splattered with buzzwords intended to appeal to soft headed fools like you.
So go enjoy all that "diversity is our strength" packaging, but most importantly SPEND! because that's all you are good for to the people you are defending.

"You know, they make other foods targeted toward the alphabet communities"

Yeah, but typically only during June. And cat food isn't one of them.

"intended to appeal to soft headed fools like you"

You can name-call if you want. It doesn't help your argument.

I should also point out that if you say something and can't back it up with any evidence, and somebody points out that you're not backing it up with any evidence, that's not being in denial. That's pointing out that what you're saying is probably bullshit.

Yup... that goes very deep...