99% back Bud strike.

[Tommy Tainant]

âThere wonât be any beer come Marchâ: US Anheuser-Busch workers threaten strike

Represented by Teamsters, 5,000 workers at 12 breweries prepare to strike after voting 99% in favor

www.theguardian.com

Thats a lot of support. When a corportion makes 32bn profit they cant really complain that they cant afford it.

Then they compound it by authorising a share buy back.

Why not share the wealth with the workers as well as the owners ?

Its not complicated. Everyone is happy.

Tommy Tainant supports the strike and American workers.

 

[Dont Taz Me Bro]

Shareholders need to be rewarded for their investment otherwise they won't invest and that ultimately can hinder efforts for a business to expand. That said, I do feel American companies tend to be too shareholder focused and not focused enough on their employees. There needs to be a reasonable balance.

 

[martybegan]

âThere wonât be any beer come Marchâ: US Anheuser-Busch workers threaten strike

Represented by Teamsters, 5,000 workers at 12 breweries prepare to strike after voting 99% in favor

www.theguardian.com

Thats a lot of support. When a corportion makes 32bn profit they cant really complain that they cant afford it.

Then they compound it by authorising a share buy back.

Why not share the wealth with the workers as well as the owners ?

Its not complicated. Everyone is happy.

Tommy Tainant supports the strike and American workers.

Misleading title, 99% of the WORKERS in question support the strike, not 99% of people support the strike.

Try harder.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Misleading title, 99% of the WORKERS in question support the strike, not 99% of people support the strike.

Try harder.

Misleading title, 99% of the WORKERS in question support the strike, not 99% of people support the strike.

Try harder.

Decent people will support them. 99% is a huge majority in favour of strike action.

 

[martybegan]

Decent people will support them. 99% is a huge majority in favour of strike action.

That doesn't mean your title isn't misleading.

Votes like that remind me of "votes" in Totalitarian countries.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Shareholders need to be rewarded for their investment otherwise they won't invest and that ultimately can hinder efforts for a business to expand. That said, I do feel American companies tend to be too shareholder focused and not focused enough on their employees. There needs to be a reasonable balance.

They will lose more by provoking strikes. There are other beers.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

That doesn't mean your title isn't misleading.

Votes like that remind me of "votes" in Totalitarian countries.

Do you support the strkers ?

 

[martybegan]

Do you support the strkers ?

I don't care.

 

[marvin martian]

âThere wonât be any beer come Marchâ: US Anheuser-Busch workers threaten strike

Represented by Teamsters, 5,000 workers at 12 breweries prepare to strike after voting 99% in favor

www.theguardian.com

Thats a lot of support. When a corportion makes 32bn profit they cant really complain that they cant afford it.

Then they compound it by authorising a share buy back.

Why not share the wealth with the workers as well as the owners ?

Its not complicated. Everyone is happy.

Tommy Tainant supports the strike and American workers.

The beer is shit, but I approve of anything that further damages this company for the way it treated it's customers.

 

[justoffal]

Shareholders need to be rewarded for their investment otherwise they won't invest and that ultimately can hinder efforts for a business to expand. That said, I do feel American companies tend to be too shareholder focused and not focused enough on their employees. There needs to be a reasonable balance.

Yes there should be a a larger portion of the table set aside for the stakeholders as well.

 

[Rambunctious]

I have to admit... I had a bud light the other day with a cheeseburger and fries...

 

[wamose]

The greedy bastards are probably trying to recoup some of the money they lost from their tranny advertising debacle. Back to MAGA

 

[Donald H]

Yes there should be a a larger portion of the table set aside for the stakeholders as well.

The preference for the Bud label was without substance. It became nothing but a status folk symbol to have it in your hand.

The exact same low quality beer could always be had for half the price or less.

It deserved to crash and it won't be the only one. In fact the phony status symbol won't be just with beer crashing.

Americans need to make a break from that stigma of needing to have thr 'right' product in their hands. A lot of them were likely depriving their children of a hamburger by replacing it with raiman noodles! Ridiculous!

 

[Tommy Tainant]

I notice they make Stella over there as well. Its known as wifebeater over here for the obvious reason..
its a shame that a few corporations like AB own so many beer brands across the world.
Thats why most of it tastes the same.

 

[Donald H]

I notice they make Stella over there as well. Its known as wifebeater over here for the obvious reason..
its a shame that a few corporations like AB own so many beer brands across the world.
Thats why most of it tastes the same.

Canada makes decent beer and markets it in Budweiser cans. It's really just Molson's Canadian I think.

That's a market that could crash too. Canadian rednecks won't be seen without it, so far at least.

 

[marvin martian]

Canada makes decent beer and markets it in Budweiser cans. It's really just Molson's Canadian I think.

That's a market that could crash too. Canadian rednecks won't be seen without it, so far at least.

Why are you suggesting there's anything other than rednecks in Canaduh?

 

[justoffal]

I have to admit... I had a bud light the other day with a cheeseburger and fries...

The original Budweiser from back in the early '70s before they decided to change the recipe was an exceptionally good beer especially at a low cost. The 16 oz brown bullets seem to be just perfect if they were chilled down to about 34°. I don't know what happened after that but I know that the formula changed and the sales dropped off drastically before they went back to the original formula which never seemed to reappear.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

Canada makes decent beer and markets it in Budweiser cans. It's really just Molson's Canadian I think.

That's a market that could crash too. Canadian rednecks won't be seen without it, so far at least.

We get all the beers of the world here. But they are "brewed under license" somewhere in the midlands and generally taste the same.
Its very sad.

 

[toobfreak]

Tommy Tainant supports the strike and American workers.

Fuggem. Let them and you drink Schlitz.

 

[Toddsterpatriot]

âThere wonât be any beer come Marchâ: US Anheuser-Busch workers threaten strike

Represented by Teamsters, 5,000 workers at 12 breweries prepare to strike after voting 99% in favor

www.theguardian.com

Thats a lot of support. When a corportion makes 32bn profit they cant really complain that they cant afford it.

Then they compound it by authorising a share buy back.

Why not share the wealth with the workers as well as the owners ?

Its not complicated. Everyone is happy.

Tommy Tainant supports the strike and American workers.

When a corportion makes 32bn profit they cant really complain that they cant afford it.

They don't have a $32 billion profit you stupid twat.