Apparently Coca-Cola doesn't like Jesus

[SSG Snuggle Bunny]

Coca-Cola refuses to print “Jesus is Good” on custom cans while allowing “Satan is Good” and “Jesus is Bad"


https://www.reddit.com/r/PowerfulJRE/s/sOhdVssb3J

[ADsOutburst]

I've largely cut soda out of my diet. It's probably for the better (maybe in more ways than one).

[enslaved1]

I started thinking about all the Hispanic folks named Jesus who can't get their nifty Coke can, then wondered if all the people named Mohamed are in the same boat.  Went to the Coke web site to try and find out, and strangely, the personalized cans are "out of stock"     What a coinikidink. 

[SVPete]

Probe reveals terms Coca-Cola censors on personalized cans — and astonishing phrases that are allowed

https://nypost.com/2026/08/08/business/coca-colas-personalized-cans-show-inconsistent-enforcement-against-disallowing-controversial-phrases-groups/

After an uproar of social media backlash over what custom messages Coca-Cola permits on its personalized cans, a Fox News Digital investigation into the platform’s moderation rules reveals an inconsistent system.

Testing various words and phrases in the 18-character-or-less requirement, the Coke can customization blocks mainstream religious phrases like “Jesus is Lord” and political slogans like “Make America Great,” while permitting left-wing activism, right-wing group names and even terms associated with child exploitation.

Religious and faith-based expressions seemed to face strict algorithmic suppression compared to secular or alternative viewpoints. Mainstream affirmations like “Jesus is Lord” and “Allah is Lord” are blocked, while anti-theist and secular phrases like “God is Dead” and “Atheist Pride,” alongside religious greetings like “Shalom” and “Buddha Bless,” are allowed.

This message popped up for rejected phrase or words: “The name or phrase you’ve submitted is not permitted. Names and phrases may not be permitted if they belong to a business, organization, celebrity, public figure, school, team or other trademark, are religious or political in nature, or could be considered inappropriate or unsuitable for other reasons.”