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Hard Nope.They are wrong to do that. If you have been reading my posts you would know that is my position.
However, it is okay to inform Hallmark that you do not wish to see such ads.
And it is okay to inform Hallmark that you are angry that they took the ad down.
It isn't okay to organize to punish Hallmark for whatever they choose to do about that however.
There is absolutely nothing wrong, in any way shape or form, with organizations exerting political pressure. Nothing, nada, zippo. Organizations have the same basic legal, political and moral rights to advocate for an agenda as any individual.
The only possible moral or political issue is if the organization misrepresents its members (e.g. astroturfing). Even that isn't illegal, thus we're stuck with it (though we can certainly point it out).
Whatever personal issue you have with "organizations," I suggest you get over it.