This is one of those rare situations for us, patriots. There’s so much tater angst toward the Boy Scouts (who aren’t even rebranding for another year), that we’re able to introduce new players like Vin here to see if they catch on. Imagine our surprise when it worked with Sylvester Stallone and Mark Wahlberg.

It just gets sillier and sillier, patriots. Day after day. God Bless America.

Vin Diesel, renowned actor and Eagle Scout, has made the decision to withdraw his annual $1 million donation to the Scouts, expressing his concern over the organization’s recent changes. In a statement, Diesel lamented, “It’s no longer the organization I know and love.”

For years, Diesel has been a dedicated supporter of the Scouts, recognizing the valuable role it plays in shaping the lives of young people. His generous contribution has helped fund various programs and initiatives, benefiting countless scouts across the country.

However, recent developments within the organization have prompted Diesel to reassess his support. While he did not specify the exact changes that led to his decision, Diesel’s words reflect a deep sense of disappointment and disillusionment.

The Scouts have long been celebrated for their commitment to instilling values of leadership, integrity, and service in young individuals. As an Eagle Scout himself, Diesel understands the profound impact the organization can have on shaping character and fostering personal growth.

It remains to be seen how Diesel’s withdrawal of funding will affect the Scouts and their programs. However, his decision underscores the importance of maintaining the integrity and values that have defined the organization for generations.

As the Scouts navigate this challenging period of transition, Diesel’s actions serve as a reminder of the critical need to uphold the principles that have made the organization a cornerstone of youth development for over a century.