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the-firebird69 · 2 years ago

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So the two are saying they're on the ropes and all this other crap and you're expressing this man and saying nasty stuff and they're very rude and they're very wrong okay they're wrong to say this stuff about us and our son and we're going after them right now here in Port Charlotte we are closing in on them and punta Gorda and Max are too and other groups like bja BG Jason who's governor and we're kicking him out of positions or at least helping and tons of people are kicking them out of the mayor positions and BJ take some and Jason and others and Max pick a punch and they're pushing them out forever you want to come in and push everyone around say stuff even if it doesn't do anything and we don't have any time for that so we're going to make sure that these things work and we're going ahead with other items right now but for instance we are taking over large companies and there are two more

*Fidelity investments and Timmy Doyle's fighting for his life and has 1% of what he had in there which is a minor fraction of only one area it's very small he's almost non-existent and they're picking on him all the time today he's going to see them all fall very fast I think your son is crazy and doesn't like it but doesn't have any game so it's picking on him and there's a fool and it can't stop doing it so he's going to lose cuz this is a big company this has a lot of people's money invested in things but get him out before you can touch it I'm getting all of this out before you can touch it and we don't want people messing with me and we can't mess with certain people who are worse than others but we are probably going to start doing that as in John the Lord won't have any money at all and he doesn't need any money he says and that's good because he won't have any and he won't have any way to get around because they're taking his vehicles today all of them trucks cars everything from everywhere by the way globally all his lots and everything are being emptied out right now and Terry cheeseman too for the obnoxious lunatic act but pulling it from them completely there's another company that we're taking over it's also a good sized but Fidelity has investments globally and they're 25% of the entire investment market including that of Banks and two real price it's huge and we need volunteers of our people sign up right now

*a couple more companies but really A big one is a huge pharmaceutical Giant and it's like farmer but it's biogen they have a subsidiary and its name astroph pharmaceutical and we said we took it over and then everybody went over there if Trump's beat people up and everybody came back over from the other people I started beating him up it's a great game and I'm really good at it son and daughter and they also don't know what stage it's at but they do know it's an alert and an alarm and it draws in people other than trumpsters and it works so when in there and they beat the crap out of them I mean they'd be the crap out of it and yeah Mac has a long-term plan is a way to get to the shatteredome on he says. There's tons and tons of them that are wondering about these big shifts cuz they can scan the shatter down there right there in the shatteredome are being deactivated and you can scan from the shattered home and our son and daughter invented a great system we have one that's different but his works great we can use it for all sorts of things and skillet technology is not close no. It's a huge huge difference between he and these people and Hera there are kind and they're not your kind we don't want him near you at all you're disgusting perverts your gross you eat things you shouldn't it's disgusting gross and he says it too huge huge company is biogen and ask for pharmaceutical is gigantic at least until the next one but really we're taking them apart and you're all welcome to try and take it back especially in westborough annihilating you to see you with the gas

*lily, is a gigantic company and Lily has been trying to take it over and has been poisoning men with their own including cheeseman who's still tasted today and you can't tell he's too busy saying something stupid because one of those behind him I guess and it is illegal that they're doing right now they can't be shot for treason and they don't understand they usually they are but that's okay they like that that's what they say because they're idiotic children too and demented and psychotic. Chance with his grouping is like you said one because I conserve and hit the head and he said to shoot guns but not at people but she's a b**** he's a f****** moron too she was hit but now she's going to try and take over the pharmaceutical companies and his women are going to go in there and shoot these idiots blindly with mad rage and they find out how many are there still a bunch left in the master hitting them we're going to draw them in

One more company and he's going to be pleased it is a heavy hitter and it's gigantic it's like Ford motor company and it sort of got it they can't figure it out the company that services all sorts of automobile companies and they do it by delivering things to them that they need and it's a company that owns only parts companies on Earth and that's why John remillard goes to Midwest cuz he is called out there and referring him from each place that dumb and dumber go to Tommy boy and Joe dirt. Well they're going there and they're talking to the GM that's general manager we are out back talking to his father in a group meeting and laying him off forever and we're talking to the board too about their performance and what they've been doing and it's ridiculous and that sun says the arguments probably backwards and we said they're not really because they're not here because there's a blackaid listen you can't say that so we say it again, then they repeated again and we say it again with a right look on her face then they repeated again and would say you can't do that because there's a blockade and they say that's what we said they said no it's not and then they tried to hear it and I couldn't they said what did you say so we told them there performance is abyssful they're breaking the law every few minutes it's a making sure that nobody is doing the job right and there's a running around saying it and we show them on the video up on the screen now because before they just sat there and who didn't holler at us made all these dumb noises they got fired anyways but now I show them we're sitting here watching them monitoring them and we have tons of stuff on them and if you like so you can show them with a missiles before he struck Massachusetts because Max because the max are going to be there they'll try and get missiles and try and fight the max over it because his attitudes ridiculous you guys on a spy he's a piece of garbage you jammed them up there so far that you couldn't see him don't sit there fighting them the whole time you couldn't figure it out apparently your system works we weren't even trying to do it on purpose just trying to get rid of that mother f***** so Mac is laughing he's just like him he doesn't want us to mention it but we might put a few excerpts in they have tapes of him but they don't have solid stuff and we do. He's going to be in the back room and he's going to try and wield the poison in while we're in the meeting I'm going to be telling him we know about it I'm going to be slicing through his people like Mac is mostly. Sweet says did you see our technique and said well they're going to try and ring the train and what you do is stupid we know all about it and nothing interests there without getting scanned and screen well you won't have the opportunity I'll tell you right now you won't but you won't listen so go die I want to get rid of your army so I can get you away from me and the sun said that to him and that's what we're doing

Also taking over Amtrak today so it's going to be kind of a comedy and we're taking over tollboo's in the Midwest and the highway is completely

That's about it no there's tons of other companies but they're not as large these are gigantic companies they have thousands upon thousands upon thousands of octillion of employees and ancillary is just gigantic we need every volunteer and we need all our people to sign on now it's an emergency and I'm sending it out as an emergency

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He suggesting that we deploy stars in their areas and take things and put it just outside the areas and try them off factories and main buildings and more we're going to do that now

We approve it we need to be safe and need to make sure we have it

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And much much more of course

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cheolita · 3 years ago

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Punta Gorda Farmer's Market

Every Saturday May – September, 8 am to 12 noon and October – April, 8 am to 1 pm

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bonitasprings · 4 years ago

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Punta Gorda Farmers Market on Saturday mornings is the bomb dot com. We really weren't prepared to buy some of the pre-made food but the next time I'm definitely getting the chimichurri sauce and there's a pickle vendor. When you walk by your mouth just water smelling it all. Nearly everyone wears a mask, by the way. It's only up the interstate about 35-40 minutes gate to gate. https://www.instagram.com/p/CCzDjhdglbz/?igshid=pmtociu8zf62

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my3sonsmom · 6 years ago

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lhenderson · 3 years ago

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Took to the streets today while participating in the Shreve Street Farmers Market. If you're local and around the area next weekend, come on our and see us. (at Punta Gorda History Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/CYhUHEtO7RP/?utm_medium=tumblr

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mariasitaliankitchenonthego · 3 years ago

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Stop by and see me at the Venice farmers market today from 8-1. Deliveries to Punta Gorda after! Text orders to 239-940-6558. https://www.instagram.com/p/CUzqZgwg9M1/?utm_medium=tumblr

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wineanddinosaur · 6 years ago

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Homage or Appropriation? Navigating Cultural Branding and Complicated Spirits

Never mind what your peacekeeping bartender says: Politics do have a place in the bar.

Economics, social mores, and centuries-old traditions all come together in the glass. After all, rum is inextricably tied to the Caribbean, and mezcal and tequila to Mexico. If European trade routes hadn’t existed, fortified wines probably wouldn’t, either.

As people and societies evolve, ownership of a certain style or category sometimes falls into a gray area. Tiki, for example, began as a post-war, white American fantasia of transpacific cultures. Today its themes straddle inspiration, homage, and appropriation, depending on whom you ask.

Things get especially complicated when business owners profit from the history or culture of communities to which they don’t belong. The dynamics change when brands are backed by people of privileged demographics, and their products feature the culture of marginalized people.

Here, we examine a few cases where things got sticky — and others where spirits pros absolutely got it right.

Apache Gin

Four white Belgian guys walk into an Albuquerque bar, have a few drinks with some Native American folks, and then, almost a decade later, back in Belgium, decide to launch a liquor brand inspired by that experience. They name it Apache Gin.

Zero actual Native American people were involved in Apache’s inception, and the gin does not benefit any Native American tribes or organizations. Marketing efforts have included things like a now-deleted Instagram post of themselves dressed in headdresses. (Luckily, we kept the receipt.)

Once the U.S. bar community got wind of Apache Gin and its blatant appropriation of Native American culture, numerous people attempted to call them out via various channels (Instagram comments, emails, and the like). They were met with radio silence at best; others were blocked.

It’s one thing for a brand or business to commit this kind of offense, but it’s another when they refuse to listen to the people who actually feel the effect of their actions. This sort of behavior can be deeply harmful to marginalized communities.

When I reached out to the Apache Gin team for comment on this story, I received this response:

“Our product is not actively promoted, has no sales points and you can even not ask on our webshop to have our bottle shopped [sic] to the USA. So we deem we don’t hurt anyone, as in our homemarket [sic] similar feelings about using such branding don’t exist.

“The only way our brand is going to create damage is if you and your friends continue making a [hurricane] in a glass of water. (=> if you stop speaking about Apache Gin in the USA, no Apache tribe member will get hurt)

Kind regards, Thomas Van Acker”

Does Apache Gin comprehend their wrongdoing? Unclear. Do they care? Definitely not. (Are they really good at gaslighting? Yep.).

“Indigenous culture in not just a name, a piece of jewelry, or a feather,” says Morgan Crisp, president and co-owner of Seven Clans Brewing, a majority-female indigenous-owned company in Cherokee, N.C. “What you see on the outside is just that: an exoskeleton. Beneath lies all the good stuff — values, spirituality, stewardship, history, community –that shape the exterior symbols that many non-native people today recognize as ‘Native.’

“When used inappropriately, it simply de-values our culture and the people of that culture. Brands that appropriate culture in this fashion today seem to either lack understanding and/or compassion,” she adds.

So, how should the guys behind Apache Gin have handled this sort of situation — aside from just not launching a blatantly insensitive brand in the first place?

“The least they can do is listen,” Crisp says. “A favorable response hinges on their ability to understand why their branding has a negative impact. I don’t think it’s appropriate for a brand to profit off of a marginalized culture without the person(s) represented in that culture having ownership or being compensated.”

Copalli Rum

Rum is not exactly synonymous with Belize, but Copal Tree Lodge, a luxury eco-resort in Punta Gorda, recently partnered with a distillery to make Copalli Rum.

At first glance, someone with a culturally sensitive lens might raise an eyebrow at a five-star, primarily white-owned hospitality business operating in a small, Central American country with staggeringly high unemployment and poverty rates. This, however, is a case of a company doing its best to benefit its local community.

The Copalli Rum distillery is a zero-impact operation. Its two certified-organic, single-estate rums are made from sugarcane, canopy water, and yeast sourced from the Copal Tree’s own rainforest farm in southern Belize. The distillation process is “powered by sustainable, regenerative biomass and supports full-circle conversion of waste from production into agricultural inputs,” according to a brand representative.

Moreover, Copal Tree Lodge has a 22,000-acre rainforest conservancy that has promoted both preservation of the land as well as marine conservation programs over the past 20 years. The company as a whole has become the largest employer in southern Belize.

It doesn’t stop there. Copal Tree Distillery president and master distiller Ed Tiedge notes that, in Belize, free public education ends at 8th grade. Those below the poverty line (approximately 43 percent of the population) are often unable to continue their education beyond that point and, for societal reasons, young girls tend to be especially affected by this.

As of 2019, Copal Tree started to “provide educational grants for these local children [particularly girls] to continue their education into high school,” Tiedge says.

It’s too early to see results from this particular program as it’s currently in its early stages of implementation, but the intention is there at the very least. We’re eager to watch this progress, and hopefully offer an example to other internationally-owned tourism and hospitality companies.

GEM & BOLT

Not all cultural appropriation is as obvious as that of Apache Gin. Others, like GEM & BOLT mezcal, are dangerously vague.

The company website is a mystery wrapped in intentionally enigmatic marketing language. It describes its two white founders, “artist-alchemist duo Adrinadrina and Elliott Coon,” as “daughters of bohemian-bootleggers” from the mountains of Virginia. Abstract tag lines include such chestnuts as “life is an altar,” “it’s all theatre,” and “energy is immortal.”

Imagery is similarly head-scratching. An image on one tab, “The Altar,” features a white woman running naked through an agave field. Various videos and photos across the site show white people in headdresses, candy skull face paint, and whole wolf skins.

What makes this extra uncomfortable is that GEM & BOLT doesn’t seem inclusive of the culture upon which it’s built a brand and revenue stream. It claims to be a “clean spirit,” which means… nothing, actually, but is disturbingly reminiscent of other culturally insensitive brands. Is the implication here that other agave spirits, distilled by people in Mexico for centuries, are dirty? This smacks of white saviorism. It spins the use of “fair-trade, organic and sustainable agave” into a better-for-your-body storyline, denigrating the culture it’s claimed in the process.

The company website also claims to employ a “fourth-generation master distiller in Oaxaca.” He is not named or pictured anywhere on the site. Why is such a key player not given representation, while its two white founders are endlessly promoted on the site and to the press? (Upon further digging elsewhere on the internet, I found his name. It’s Ignacio Martinez.)

While researching this article I emailed GEM & BOLT to request comment. I also asked about a tab I had seen on GEM & BOLT’s website, titled “Warrior Generation.” It alluded to a plan to develop programming designed to give back to the community in some way. That tab has since disappeared, and my request for comment was unanswered. What does this tell us about this company, its two white women founders, and their accountability?

Sombra Mezcal

A perfect comparison to the GEM & BOLT case is Sombra Mezcal, founded in 2006 by winemaker and Master Sommelier Richard Betts with director general John Sean Fagan. The two were determined to create an ecologically sustainable brand that benefits the local indigenous population.

The distillery’s construction was overseen by civil engineer and Oaxaca native Martha Cardoso, and the juice is distilled by José Pablo Raña Zorrilla of Mexico City. (As with GEM & BOLT, neither of these individuals are anywhere to be found on the website, but, in this case, no members of the team are featured online.)

Sombra’s production incorporates a number of sustainability-minded processes, such as collecting and repurposing rainwater, composting spent materials for local farmers, and deriving energy from solar panels. Byproducts are upcycled into adobe bricks used to build houses for families affected by earthquakes in Oaxaca’s Sierra Mixe district, and to rebuild a graveyard wall. Sombra is also a member of 1% for the Planet, through which it donates 1 percent of its sales to local environmental charities and educational initiatives in Oaxaca. According to an article by Munchies’ Dan Q. Dao, 77 percent of the company’s employees are indigenous.

Its recent, limited-edition Ensamble mezcal was made of rare agaves Tepeztate and Tobalá (the latter is particularly precious). To make up for the 673 mature Tobalá plants that Sombra harvested, the company planted 20,000 in their place; they will be replanted in the wild after two years of maturation. Sombra Mezcal is an excellent example of what it means to launch a culturally sensitive brand, and to give back significantly more than what it takes.

When the Community Speaks, The Industry Should Listen

Could companies like GEM & BOLT learn from Sombra? (Certainly, but will they?) And what will it take for the Apache Gins of the world to change?

“A brand called out for this kind of behavior has really only one choice: involve someone from the culture they’ve appropriated on an equity level, or completely rebrand,” says Jackie Summers, entrepreneur, published author, creator of Sorel Liqueur, and liquor-industry advocate. “And if they really want to honor culture, actually provide financial backing to people from a culture to lift their own brands to the forefront.”

The examples we’ve explored in this story represent a mere fraction of the bigger picture. Offenses are offenses, whether they are subtle microaggressions of the “clean spirit” variety, or blatant disregard for those who express discomfort with culturally insensitive branding. And there are myriad blueprints for brands that aim to honor and, in the best cases, actively benefit the cultures they claim.

If we as consumers know what to look out for, and call out offenders when we see them, perhaps we can collectively begin to level the playing field — and, ultimately, make the industry a better place for all.

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