#boycott budweiser

[feminismisstillahatemovement]

[usarmytrooper]

Either you have a y-chromosome or you don’t. It may not settle his mental issues, but it sure has hell settles the issue of his gender.

Boycott Budweiser…mostly because it’s filtered horse piss but also because companies pushing this lunacy should go broke.

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[mdixonjm]

Pushback At the Supreme Courts | Prophecy

I was in prayer on June 24, 2023, when the Holy Spirit gave me this prophetic word. Watch the Supreme Court. There will be a huge increase in major trials that are part of the push to suppress the voice of the church and increase the acceptance of perversion as a normal part of society. More corporations will give in to the fear of the LGBTQ+ community. Some will make a full commitment to push…

[djrobblog]

Black folks had a beef with Budweiser, too—exactly 40 years ago—but a deal was cut, and all was good.

Black folks had a beef with Budweiser, too—exactly 40 years ago—but a deal was cut, and all was good! #BudLight #Protest #BlackHistory #1983 #Budweiser #DylanMulvaney

(April 24, 2023).  At a time when we were pushing—with Stevie Wonder among those leading the charge—to have Martin Luther King, Jr.’s birthday recognized as a national holiday, and when Michael Jackson’s label was “negotiating” to get his videos played on mostly white MTV, there was another prominent social issue that Black folks in the music industry were dealing with, one that came to a head…

[kittyrinn-aiko]

Budweiser beer shoots self in foot

Hot off the press, Bud Light presented trans star Dylan Mulvaney with a commemorative can of Bud Light who then did a video blog about it. Unfortunately, Budweiser forgot that many people who partake of their product are a bunch of homophobic Neanderthals.

I'd tell everyone to go out and buy Bud Light, but won't because I think the stuff is nasty.

[ireton]

Swimming champion Riley Gaines  'I NEVER want to spend my money with Nike again.

She has joined the boycott of Nike after being ambushed by screaming trans activists who physically attacked her, following her university speech on protecting women's sport and spaces.

Boycott - Nike

Boycott -  Anheuser-Busch brands

Boycott - Bud Light

Boycott -  Budweiser

[feminismisstillahatemovement]

[fuck-customers]

I work at a liquor store and I’m getting some customers talking about the Bud Light controversy. Apparently they teamed up with a transgender influencer in an ad or something and now people are butt hurt about it so they’re boycotting. They’re always shocked when they see that we still have Bud Light cases in a prominent position (a giant stack out in our cooler because it’s such a big seller) and they want us to order more of another beer to replace it. I really enjoy telling them that we can’t do that because it’s still our second biggest seller next to Budweiser. Nothing has changed about our sales and last I heard the “boycott” wasn’t doing much. A lot of people just don’t care or don’t know, even when they put a giant rainbow on the box a few summers ago. Though we did have a few people demand we move the top 6 layers of the stack out so they could get one without the rainbow which I also really enjoyed saying no to.

[polyamorouspunk]

So, if you didn’t see recently, Bud Light (yes, the beer) recently sent our gal Dylan (if you don’t know who Dylan is look her up! She’s great!) some beers which she posted to her Instagram and of course made The Right™️ big mad:

BUT of course since the backlash Bud Light has kind of walked back their support of trans people:

HOWEVER that’s not the full story, as two bigwigs from the company are “on leave” right now:

But why am I talking about this?

Well, I actually happen to drive by a distributing plant for Bud Light and other household-name brand beers on my way to work, and Saturday, before I knew all this was going on, I was confused but delighted as I was forced to crawl behind a southern driver (which is a misnomer, people down here be passing you at 85 in a 55) to see two trans flags hanging outside the plant!

I just want to say that like. Fuck companies. Fuck rainbow capitalism. Fuck them “walking back” their support and logging off on June 30th at 11:59pm to wipe their hands off and be like “ah yes, another year of Saving The Gays™️ done and over with 😇🙏🏻✊🏻”, but like on a local level, throwing up two trans pride flags outside a plant that makes their beer even if I do work in a city that openly has pride events as such is still a lot and a nice show of support. Like yeah at the end of the day it’s still rainbow capitalism so fuck that and it wasn’t there when driving by today but I doubt any bigwig at the company told the people working at that plant to go hang some trans flags out on their fence, you know?

[theconcealedweapon]

LGBTphobes: "I have no problem with the LGBT community. They just need to stop promoting their ideology to children."

Budweiser: (promotes LGBT positivity on something made for adults)

LGBTphobes: "BOYCOTT!!! NOW!!!"

[justahillbillyfromouterspace]

fuck you budweiser  and now harley ? America is fucked , what did china buy harley too buds not even owned buy an American co. anymore . trying to bailout bud NO ! BOYCOTT BUD AND HARLEY NOW  NEW ONES SUCK ANYWAY just saw a commercial yesterday harley bud cans . hey harley what you do send that bud light queer a free motorcycle too I normally don’t swear but sometimes !?

[f0point5]

I totally get what you meant about the Bud Light boycott working, but just wanted to add that it actually didn’t. Consumers switched to other brands that are owned by Budweiser (Kona, Michelob, Stella, Natty Light, Busch, etc) bc they didn’t realize they’re owned by Budweiser. So honestly just more proof to your point about only boycotting a portion of a company is useless

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Thoroughly embarrassed I didn’t know that.

I would presume that Bud tracks sales of each brand though and could see that the people weren’t happy. But lol at it not actually affecting bc their profits 😂 I’m still shocked that they were that out of touch with their consumers though like what WAS that? Did no one do market research?

But yeah, agreed. Organised boycotts of multinational conglomerates are largely pointless, and on a personal note, anytime I’ve met someone who has early on in the acquaintance admitted they’re boycotting something unironically…I end up hating them.

[awesomecooperlove]

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[bopinion]

2023 / 21

Aperçu of the Week:

"WOW, they are going to ARREST ME".

(Donald Trump, New York City Court, Case No. 71543-23)

Bad News of the Week:

As expected, U.S. Republican Florida Governor Ron DeSantis has announced his candidacy for the 2024 presidential election. At least since his strong re-election last year, the relatively young politician (44 years old) is considered a promising contender and was already in second place in the polls after Donald Trump and ahead of Joe Biden before his official announcement.

Unfortunately, his platform is anything but young: the "Trump with a brain" is pursuing a distinctly right-wing agenda, has loosened gun rights, threatened minorities and cut social programs. But above all, he has dedicated himself to fighting "wokeness" as a preserver of the good old primal American canon of values. He, for example, prohibits the discussion of gender diversity in schools.

Unfortunately, and for Europeans hardly comprehensible, he is not taking an outsider's position, but riding on a general trend. For example, when Budweiser launched a campaign for Bud light featuring transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney, conservatives successfully called for a boycott of the brand. Example: In a widely circulated video, Kid Rock shot at crates of the brand's beer with a machine gun and was celebrated for it. And just last week, Target took off the shelves a rainbow-colored product line it had introduced for Pride month in June - because employees were threatened by angry customers.

Increasingly, a culture war is emerging. And whether it's with Donald "Grab them by the pussy" Trump or his echo Ron "Don't say gay" DeSantis, Republicans will position themselves as the keepers of the true U.S. spirit. Anything that has even a hint of social, equality, inclusion, diversity or liberalism will be branded as an attack on the national self-image. And this message will resonate with many: the Republican voter base will go to the ballot box rallied to save their America.

This will not be the case with the Democrats, however. For their establishment has failed to build a successor to Joe Biden. Out of misplaced respect for the incumbent, who is traditionally granted automatic re-appointment. Even as his approval ratings continue to crumble. Not because of his policies, but because of his age. And because of a lack of imagination.

All of the alternatives currently mentioned by the media - from Kamala Harris to Amy Klobuchar to Pete Buttigieg - have unfortunately already proven that they cannot mobilize significantly. And all of them are hiding. Only when Biden becomes seriously ill or shows obvious signs of age-related failure will they be seen. With no agenda of their own, no charisma, no shadow cabinet. Just not being a Trump or DeSantis won't be enough this time. Especially not if you yourself are not an Alpha Male. Because US society is apparently not yet ready for a woman or a homosexual. And the legacy of Barack Obama is not strong enough.

Good News of the Week:

"Why Generation Z wants to work differently - and is now infecting everyone". That's the headline in leading political magazine Der Spiegel this week. Or in other words: work-life balance is currently a big topic. There is a shortage of skilled workers on the labor market. And that doesn't just mean the usual suspects like geriatric nurses and teachers or IT specialists. But everyone. The topics are overflowing: Should the retirement age be pushed back? How can Germany become attractive for international work nomads? How about a four-day week for everyone? Or a so-called "unconditional basic income"?

The primary issue here is not whether or in which industry one would like to work, but above all how. During the Corona pandemic, many employers and employees got to know - and in many cases appreciate - home office for the first time. I could pass for a trendsetter in this regard. For 20 years, I've worked primarily from home. And in parallel, I also have the advantages of "trust-based working hours". No one is interested in exactly when I do what work. The main thing is that I do my job. It's a give and take. And depends on personality. While some struggled with getting out of bed or putting the equally pending housework on the back burner, I have to be more careful that work doesn't become too dominant. Responsibility is the magic word - for work as part of one's personal life.

Balance is the key word in work-life balance. It's not about working less, if possible with full pay compensation. It's about remaining the master of your own personal schedule. Having to take time off for a doctor's appointment? Missing the kindergarten event? Sitting in the office in perfect weather even though the previous weekend day was rainy? Just doesn't make sense. The relationship between employer and employee should be symbiotic. After all, both have the same interest: that the work gets done. Then both sides are doing well. Without the control mania of a time clock, but with mutual trust. I can recommend this with a clear conscience.

Personal happy moment of the week:

Three days of weekend and no work. Good weather and children out of town. Sleeping in and no obligations. Going on trips and eating well. Work-life-balance... ;-)

I couldn't care less...

...for the bashing of the climate alarmists from the "Last Generation". Last week they were raided by the police - the official reason: suspicion of a criminal organization. Excuse me? Civil disobedience is for me a high good to kick the system (pardon) in the ass. Such disproportionate action by the state, instead of addressing the real problem, backfires, at least for me. Robin Hood has always been more likeable than the Sheriff of Nottingham.

As I write this...

...the runoff election for the post of president is underway in Turkey. Recep Erdogan has held power for 20 years. And for this year's challenger from an opposition party alliance, Kemal Kılıçdaroğlu, things were actually looking good. Not anymore: either he loses and autocrat Erdogan remains in power. Or he wins and has to keep countless election promises to the right-wing electorate, whose candidate fell out in the regular election. And with this course - played out, for example, on the backs of Syrian refugees and the Kurdish minority - he moves just as far away from a liberal, democratic ideal as Erdogan. Therefore, many voters will prefer the original. And nothing will change, the historic opportunity will be lost.

Update: now it's whitmonday. And Erdogan is reelected. And celebrated. Ooph...

Post Scriptum

FC Bayern has become the German soccer champion. The eleventh time in a row - so nothing new. However, like many others, the decision was actually made only the day before yesterday on the last match day, literally at the last minute. What is considered a catastrophe in Munich, I actually think is good: after all, (open) competition is part of sports. See the German ice hockey team, which yesterday won a medal at the World Championship again after 70 years. And which (in contrast to FC Bayern) nobody had on their mind. I couldn't lose anyway, because the opponent and winner was Canada - my second home.