A Louisiana farm is facing devastating backlash for its pro-faith social media post.
Owner of the Backwater Foei Gras farmstead, Ross McKnight, has lost two-thirds of his restaurant business after he made an Instagram post commemorating the Catholic celebration of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, leaving his “tiny” family-owned farm under intense economic pressure.
In the post, he referred to the “attempted coup of the month,” referring to Pride Month. He then suggested “some antidotes to a false pride.”
Louisiana small business owner and father of five Ross McKnight made a social media post last weekend celebrating the Sacred Heart of Jesus, which occurs every June and has been since the 17th century, during pride month. (Backwater Foie Gras Instagram)
Since making the controversial post, the Backwater Foei Gras farmstead has taken a massive financial hit, leaving the future of the farm in inauspicious circumstances.
“Fox & Friends Weekend” co-host Rachel Campos-Duffy asked McKnight, how has the unrelenting blowback impacted his livelihood?
“We have a great deal of confidence in our faith” McKnight replied with valor.
The Louisiana farm owner continued, sending an urgent message to Christian-Americans who have been continuously confronted about their faith.
“If we’re fighting a battle, there’s no ground behind this particular battle,” McKnight said Saturday.
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