Angry man complains that local NBC station changed its peacock logo to 'the colors of gays'

Americans celebrated a U.S. Supreme Court ruling that effectively legalized same-sex marriage with a dazzling array of rainbow-hued displays – from the White House to social media profile pictures.

However, not everyone enjoyed the celebration – or understood who was actually celebrating.

One Facebook user admonished his local NBC affiliate for changing its station’s peacock logo to rainbow colors.

“Your changing your station logo with the colors of gays is a disgrace,” complained Facebook user Don Stair. “Just stay out of it… Your integrity is ruined… ABC KATV is my choice in the future for all Little Rock station viewing… Shame on you!”

The station told Stair that the logo had never changed.

“We didn’t change our logo Don,” the station replied. “Same logo as always.”

[caption id="attachment_715394" align="alignnone" width="505"] Don Stair's Facebook post (Twitter)[/caption]

At least one viewer backed Stair in his mistaken outrage.

"Oh so gay people can marry now and your media relations group have the graphics team change the peacock to the gay pride colors?!" posted Casey Wayne Martineau. "(That's it, I'm) never watching this news channel again you gay rights advocating atheists, jesus will not be happy with you. You're my boy, Don."

Other viewers pointed out that NBC has always used a multicolored peacock as its symbol.

“NBC: PROUD as a peacock for almost 60 years!” posted Emi Briet, along with the original, even more brightly hued peacock logo. “Here’s the original 1950s peacock, Don.”

Some viewers simply mocked the angry but mistaken man.

"As a fan of skittles you have offended me for stealing the delicious candy's official colors!" said Facebook user Zach Waymire. "I am outraged that you would also discriminate against the color blind people of this world! Also I am offended because as a driver this is a hazard and distraction from the road! I am also offended because you are leading people on because there is not a pot of gold at the end of the bridge! I am offended!"

Stair has apparently disabled his Facebook account, taking along with it his erroneous observation.