There’s More Bad News for Disgruntled Bud Light Consumers (consumers that shun PRIDE AND LGBTQ+ and diversity and inclusion..)

[iku]

It is not over and it has been going on for YEARS.. Have you been drinking alcoholic products (beer an liquor) produced by companies that have been contributing to PRIDE month and LGBTQ+ and "Inclusion and diversity" activities for "years"? I have taken the liberty to highlight the products from these companies (from the article).
Not to be inflammatory, now that you realize you HAVE been consuming these products, do you feel any different? Go ahead, get a 6'r and GET ER DONE


The Anheuser-Busch (BUD) - Get Free Report brand Bud Light has been the target of scrutiny for a small-scale promotional ad featuring transgender TikTok celebrity Dylan Mulvaney. A very vocal number of right-wing Bud Light consumers have actively boycotted the company for "going woke," along with other big-name brands like Miller Lite and Target (TGT) - Get Free Report.

Some triumphant boycotters, swearing off Bud Light indefinitely, have proclaimed other beers as their new favorite. After all, there are plenty of beer-fish in the sea, right?

Well, as it turns out, beer and alcohol brands love to sponsor major events -- including LGBTQ Pride celebrations worldwide. Many of these same brands are acknowledging LGBTQ+ people as employees, managers, and consumers.

Anheuser-Busch​

The controversy surrounding Bud Light seems arbitrary on its face -- all kinds of Anheuser-Busch brands have participated in Pride events, advertised to LGBTQ+ consumers, and have very comprehensive benefits for queer employees. Last year, Michelob Ultra came under fire for an advertisement that featured, among a diverse group of women's sports stars, CeCe Telfer, the first openly transgender athlete to win an NCAA title. Anheuser-Busch also owns a handful of America's other favorite beers, including Budweiser, Stella Artois, Busch, Natural Light, King Kobra, and Rolling Rock, all of which have been involved with Pride events in some capacity over the last decade.

Molson-Coors​

Molson-Coors (TAP.A) - Get Free Report owns several major beer brands, including the recent recipient of "anti-woke" backlash Miller Lite. The beer brand participates in several diversity initiatives and has contributed almost half a million dollars to the LGBTQ+ non-profit Equality Federation, which promotes inclusivity in bars. Additionally, Molson-Coors owns Blue Moon, Keystone, Milwaukee's Best, Steel Reserve, and Mickey's Fine Malt Liquor.

Constellation Brands​

When it comes to beer, liquor, and wine brands, you may not have heard of Constellation Brands (STZ) - Get Free Report, but you've almost certainly heard of their offerings. From popular wine brands like Kim Crawford, Robert Mondavi, Ruffino, and Cook's to Svedka vodka to Casa Noble tequila. Constellation's wide portfolio also includes some of America's favorite Mexican-style beers. Constellation Brands owns Corona, Modelo, Pacifico, and Victoria beers. The company and its brands have been very vocal supporters of Pride Month initiatives.
The company is also really big on diversity, equity, and inclusion. There was also a great deal of celebration in 2022 when Constellation Brands was given the Human Rights Campaign's distinction "Best Places to Work for LGBTQ+" for the fifth year running.

Boston Beer Co.​

If the last few months have taught us anything, it's that uniquely-American branding can turn a beer into a symbol of conflict. And if there's any beer that has a very American branding, it's Boston Beer Co.'s (SAM) - Get Free Report flagship brand, Samuel Adams. The beer is literally named after a founding father.
Just last year, Sam Adams released a wheat beer called "Love Conquers Ale" in partnership with GLAAD and Safe Bars. In addition to Samuel Adams, Boston Beer Co. owns Dogfish Head, Angry Orchard cider, and Truly Hard Seltzer.

Heineken Holding​

Netherlands-based beer company Heineken Holding (HKHHY) is also a proud supporter of the LGBTQ community. The company's DEI initiatives include the Heineken Open & Proud resource group for employees. The company celebrated Pride in Amsterdam in 2022. One of Heineken's other popular brands, Amstel, committed 10% of its media budget to help register transgender folks to correct their legal names at 2022's Sao Paolo Pride Parade.

Diageo​

If you don't recognize the name, you certainly recognize the spirits. Diageo (DEO) - Get Free Report owns some of the biggest liquor brands on the market. The company's portfolio features Johnnie Walker, Tanqueray, Bailey's, Smirnoff, Captain Morgan, Crown Royal, Don Julio, Cîroc, Casamigos, J&B, Ketel One -- and Guinness beer.
As a company, Diageo is about the Pride life. And as a beer, so is Guinness. In 2019, the beer brand sponsored the Union Cup, a non-professional gay rugby tournament. In celebration of the event, the company painted the famous Guinness Gates in a rainbow pattern.

 

[johngaltshrugged]

Thanks for providing a list of other idiot beer makers to stay away from.

Good luck surviving on that massive beer drinking crowd of girly men twinksters

 

[Moonglow]

It is not over and it has been going on for YEARS.. Have you been drinking alcoholic products (beer an liquor) produced by companies that have been contributing to PRIDE month and LGBTQ+ and "Inclusion and diversity" activities for "years"? I have taken the liberty to highlight the products from these companies (from the article).
Not to be inflammatory, now that you realize you HAVE been consuming these products, do you feel any different? Go ahead, get a 6'r and GET ER DONE


The Anheuser-Busch (BUD) - Get Free Report brand Bud Light has been the target of scrutiny for a small-scale promotional ad featuring transgender TikTok celebrity Dylan Mulvaney. A very vocal number of right-wing Bud Light consumers have actively boycotted the company for "going woke," along with other big-name brands like Miller Lite and Target (TGT) - Get Free Report.

Some triumphant boycotters, swearing off Bud Light indefinitely, have proclaimed other beers as their new favorite. After all, there are plenty of beer-fish in the sea, right?

Well, as it turns out, beer and alcohol brands love to sponsor major events -- including LGBTQ Pride celebrations worldwide. Many of these same brands are acknowledging LGBTQ+ people as employees, managers, and consumers.

Anheuser-Busch​

The controversy surrounding Bud Light seems arbitrary on its face -- all kinds of Anheuser-Busch brands have participated in Pride events, advertised to LGBTQ+ consumers, and have very comprehensive benefits for queer employees. Last year, Michelob Ultra came under fire for an advertisement that featured, among a diverse group of women's sports stars, CeCe Telfer, the first openly transgender athlete to win an NCAA title. Anheuser-Busch also owns a handful of America's other favorite beers, including Budweiser, Stella Artois, Busch, Natural Light, King Kobra, and Rolling Rock, all of which have been involved with Pride events in some capacity over the last decade.

Molson-Coors​

Molson-Coors (TAP.A) - Get Free Report owns several major beer brands, including the recent recipient of "anti-woke" backlash Miller Lite. The beer brand participates in several diversity initiatives and has contributed almost half a million dollars to the LGBTQ+ non-profit Equality Federation, which promotes inclusivity in bars. Additionally, Molson-Coors owns Blue Moon, Keystone, Milwaukee's Best, Steel Reserve, and Mickey's Fine Malt Liquor.

Constellation Brands​

When it comes to beer, liquor, and wine brands, you may not have heard of Constellation Brands (STZ) - Get Free Report, but you've almost certainly heard of their offerings. From popular wine brands like Kim Crawford, Robert Mondavi, Ruffino, and Cook's to Svedka vodka to Casa Noble tequila. Constellation's wide portfolio also includes some of America's favorite Mexican-style beers. Constellation Brands owns Corona, Modelo, Pacifico, and Victoria beers. The company and its brands have been very vocal supporters of Pride Month initiatives.
The company is also really big on diversity, equity, and inclusion. There was also a great deal of celebration in 2022 when Constellation Brands was given the Human Rights Campaign's distinction "Best Places to Work for LGBTQ+" for the fifth year running.

Boston Beer Co.​

If the last few months have taught us anything, it's that uniquely-American branding can turn a beer into a symbol of conflict. And if there's any beer that has a very American branding, it's Boston Beer Co.'s (SAM) - Get Free Report flagship brand, Samuel Adams. The beer is literally named after a founding father.
Just last year, Sam Adams released a wheat beer called "Love Conquers Ale" in partnership with GLAAD and Safe Bars. In addition to Samuel Adams, Boston Beer Co. owns Dogfish Head, Angry Orchard cider, and Truly Hard Seltzer.

Heineken Holding​

Netherlands-based beer company Heineken Holding (HKHHY) is also a proud supporter of the LGBTQ community. The company's DEI initiatives include the Heineken Open & Proud resource group for employees. The company celebrated Pride in Amsterdam in 2022. One of Heineken's other popular brands, Amstel, committed 10% of its media budget to help register transgender folks to correct their legal names at 2022's Sao Paolo Pride Parade.

Diageo​

If you don't recognize the name, you certainly recognize the spirits. Diageo (DEO) - Get Free Report owns some of the biggest liquor brands on the market. The company's portfolio features Johnnie Walker, Tanqueray, Bailey's, Smirnoff, Captain Morgan, Crown Royal, Don Julio, Cîroc, Casamigos, J&B, Ketel One -- and Guinness beer.
As a company, Diageo is about the Pride life. And as a beer, so is Guinness. In 2019, the beer brand sponsored the Union Cup, a non-professional gay rugby tournament. In celebration of the event, the company painted the famous Guinness Gates in a rainbow pattern.

And I should care, why?

 

[iku]

Thanks for providing a list of other idiot beer makers to stay away from.

Good luck surviving on that massive beer drinking crowd of girly men twinksters

Beer and Liquor. It is going to be a lonesome weekend for some...

 

[ActionJackson]

I have started looking at purchases differently. Instead of seeking out the “woke” brands to stay away from, I look for good companies that advertise their patriotism and normal outlook on life. Blackout Coffee is such a company. I dropped Black Rifle Coffee when they went woke and switched to Blackout which gives to pro-gun and pro-veteran causes.

 

[iku]

And I should care, why?

Stand in front of a mirror. Take your shirt off. That is reality.

 

[Polishprince]

It is not over and it has been going on for YEARS.. Have you been drinking alcoholic products (beer an liquor) produced by companies that have been contributing to PRIDE month and LGBTQ+ and "Inclusion and diversity" activities for "years"? I have taken the liberty to highlight the products from these companies (from the article).
Not to be inflammatory, now that you realize you HAVE been consuming these products, do you feel any different? Go ahead, get a 6'r and GET ER DONE


The Anheuser-Busch (BUD) - Get Free Report brand Bud Light has been the target of scrutiny for a small-scale promotional ad featuring transgender TikTok celebrity Dylan Mulvaney. A very vocal number of right-wing Bud Light consumers have actively boycotted the company for "going woke," along with other big-name brands like Miller Lite and Target (TGT) - Get Free Report.

Some triumphant boycotters, swearing off Bud Light indefinitely, have proclaimed other beers as their new favorite. After all, there are plenty of beer-fish in the sea, right?

Well, as it turns out, beer and alcohol brands love to sponsor major events -- including LGBTQ Pride celebrations worldwide. Many of these same brands are acknowledging LGBTQ+ people as employees, managers, and consumers.

Anheuser-Busch​

The controversy surrounding Bud Light seems arbitrary on its face -- all kinds of Anheuser-Busch brands have participated in Pride events, advertised to LGBTQ+ consumers, and have very comprehensive benefits for queer employees. Last year, Michelob Ultra came under fire for an advertisement that featured, among a diverse group of women's sports stars, CeCe Telfer, the first openly transgender athlete to win an NCAA title. Anheuser-Busch also owns a handful of America's other favorite beers, including Budweiser, Stella Artois, Busch, Natural Light, King Kobra, and Rolling Rock, all of which have been involved with Pride events in some capacity over the last decade.

Molson-Coors​

Molson-Coors (TAP.A) - Get Free Report owns several major beer brands, including the recent recipient of "anti-woke" backlash Miller Lite. The beer brand participates in several diversity initiatives and has contributed almost half a million dollars to the LGBTQ+ non-profit Equality Federation, which promotes inclusivity in bars. Additionally, Molson-Coors owns Blue Moon, Keystone, Milwaukee's Best, Steel Reserve, and Mickey's Fine Malt Liquor.

Constellation Brands​

When it comes to beer, liquor, and wine brands, you may not have heard of Constellation Brands (STZ) - Get Free Report, but you've almost certainly heard of their offerings. From popular wine brands like Kim Crawford, Robert Mondavi, Ruffino, and Cook's to Svedka vodka to Casa Noble tequila. Constellation's wide portfolio also includes some of America's favorite Mexican-style beers. Constellation Brands owns Corona, Modelo, Pacifico, and Victoria beers. The company and its brands have been very vocal supporters of Pride Month initiatives.
The company is also really big on diversity, equity, and inclusion. There was also a great deal of celebration in 2022 when Constellation Brands was given the Human Rights Campaign's distinction "Best Places to Work for LGBTQ+" for the fifth year running.

Boston Beer Co.​

If the last few months have taught us anything, it's that uniquely-American branding can turn a beer into a symbol of conflict. And if there's any beer that has a very American branding, it's Boston Beer Co.'s (SAM) - Get Free Report flagship brand, Samuel Adams. The beer is literally named after a founding father.
Just last year, Sam Adams released a wheat beer called "Love Conquers Ale" in partnership with GLAAD and Safe Bars. In addition to Samuel Adams, Boston Beer Co. owns Dogfish Head, Angry Orchard cider, and Truly Hard Seltzer.

Heineken Holding​

Netherlands-based beer company Heineken Holding (HKHHY) is also a proud supporter of the LGBTQ community. The company's DEI initiatives include the Heineken Open & Proud resource group for employees. The company celebrated Pride in Amsterdam in 2022. One of Heineken's other popular brands, Amstel, committed 10% of its media budget to help register transgender folks to correct their legal names at 2022's Sao Paolo Pride Parade.

Diageo​

If you don't recognize the name, you certainly recognize the spirits. Diageo (DEO) - Get Free Report owns some of the biggest liquor brands on the market. The company's portfolio features Johnnie Walker, Tanqueray, Bailey's, Smirnoff, Captain Morgan, Crown Royal, Don Julio, Cîroc, Casamigos, J&B, Ketel One -- and Guinness beer.
As a company, Diageo is about the Pride life. And as a beer, so is Guinness. In 2019, the beer brand sponsored the Union Cup, a non-professional gay rugby tournament. In celebration of the event, the company painted the famous Guinness Gates in a rainbow pattern.

You don't get it . Bud Light's problem isn't the corporation's decisions to seek Homo customers.

But the corporate decision to make Bud Light a homo brand.

Customers are concerned that the bartenders and other customers might think they want to violate their butt holes if they are seen drinking it.

Sure, that might not be true, but its best to be safe and choose a Normative beer.

 

[John Edgar Slow Horses]

It is not over and it has been going on for YEARS.. Have you been drinking alcoholic products (beer an liquor) produced by companies that have been contributing to PRIDE month and LGBTQ+ and "Inclusion and diversity" activities for "years"? I have taken the liberty to highlight the products from these companies (from the article).
Not to be inflammatory, now that you realize you HAVE been consuming these products, do you feel any different? Go ahead, get a 6'r and GET ER DONE


The Anheuser-Busch (BUD) - Get Free Report brand Bud Light has been the target of scrutiny for a small-scale promotional ad featuring transgender TikTok celebrity Dylan Mulvaney. A very vocal number of right-wing Bud Light consumers have actively boycotted the company for "going woke," along with other big-name brands like Miller Lite and Target (TGT) - Get Free Report.

Some triumphant boycotters, swearing off Bud Light indefinitely, have proclaimed other beers as their new favorite. After all, there are plenty of beer-fish in the sea, right?

Well, as it turns out, beer and alcohol brands love to sponsor major events -- including LGBTQ Pride celebrations worldwide. Many of these same brands are acknowledging LGBTQ+ people as employees, managers, and consumers.

Anheuser-Busch​

The controversy surrounding Bud Light seems arbitrary on its face -- all kinds of Anheuser-Busch brands have participated in Pride events, advertised to LGBTQ+ consumers, and have very comprehensive benefits for queer employees. Last year, Michelob Ultra came under fire for an advertisement that featured, among a diverse group of women's sports stars, CeCe Telfer, the first openly transgender athlete to win an NCAA title. Anheuser-Busch also owns a handful of America's other favorite beers, including Budweiser, Stella Artois, Busch, Natural Light, King Kobra, and Rolling Rock, all of which have been involved with Pride events in some capacity over the last decade.

Molson-Coors​

Molson-Coors (TAP.A) - Get Free Report owns several major beer brands, including the recent recipient of "anti-woke" backlash Miller Lite. The beer brand participates in several diversity initiatives and has contributed almost half a million dollars to the LGBTQ+ non-profit Equality Federation, which promotes inclusivity in bars. Additionally, Molson-Coors owns Blue Moon, Keystone, Milwaukee's Best, Steel Reserve, and Mickey's Fine Malt Liquor.

Constellation Brands​

When it comes to beer, liquor, and wine brands, you may not have heard of Constellation Brands (STZ) - Get Free Report, but you've almost certainly heard of their offerings. From popular wine brands like Kim Crawford, Robert Mondavi, Ruffino, and Cook's to Svedka vodka to Casa Noble tequila. Constellation's wide portfolio also includes some of America's favorite Mexican-style beers. Constellation Brands owns Corona, Modelo, Pacifico, and Victoria beers. The company and its brands have been very vocal supporters of Pride Month initiatives.
The company is also really big on diversity, equity, and inclusion. There was also a great deal of celebration in 2022 when Constellation Brands was given the Human Rights Campaign's distinction "Best Places to Work for LGBTQ+" for the fifth year running.

Boston Beer Co.​

If the last few months have taught us anything, it's that uniquely-American branding can turn a beer into a symbol of conflict. And if there's any beer that has a very American branding, it's Boston Beer Co.'s (SAM) - Get Free Report flagship brand, Samuel Adams. The beer is literally named after a founding father.
Just last year, Sam Adams released a wheat beer called "Love Conquers Ale" in partnership with GLAAD and Safe Bars. In addition to Samuel Adams, Boston Beer Co. owns Dogfish Head, Angry Orchard cider, and Truly Hard Seltzer.

Heineken Holding​

Netherlands-based beer company Heineken Holding (HKHHY) is also a proud supporter of the LGBTQ community. The company's DEI initiatives include the Heineken Open & Proud resource group for employees. The company celebrated Pride in Amsterdam in 2022. One of Heineken's other popular brands, Amstel, committed 10% of its media budget to help register transgender folks to correct their legal names at 2022's Sao Paolo Pride Parade.

Diageo​

If you don't recognize the name, you certainly recognize the spirits. Diageo (DEO) - Get Free Report owns some of the biggest liquor brands on the market. The company's portfolio features Johnnie Walker, Tanqueray, Bailey's, Smirnoff, Captain Morgan, Crown Royal, Don Julio, Cîroc, Casamigos, J&B, Ketel One -- and Guinness beer.
As a company, Diageo is about the Pride life. And as a beer, so is Guinness. In 2019, the beer brand sponsored the Union Cup, a non-professional gay rugby tournament. In celebration of the event, the company painted the famous Guinness Gates in a rainbow pattern.

Anyone who bases his drinking choices on the pedestal of his politics is goofy.

 

[whitehall]

Is there a point to this rambling post?

 

[iku]

You don't get it . Bud Light's problem isn't the corporation's decisions to seek Homo customers.

But the corporate decision to make Bud Light a homo brand.

Customers are concerned that the bartenders and other customers might think they want to violate their butt holes if they are seen drinking it.

Sure, that might not be true, but its best to be safe and choose a Normative beer.

I don't let any of this bother me whatsoever. People can do what they want, I don't care as long as children are not involved.
And the best part of all of it, I do not consume beer or alcohol
You sound like a true BIGOT. Cheers to your miserable life .

 

[iku]

Anyone who bases his drinking choices on the pedestal of his politics is goofy.

I don't drink alcohol. I will take your word for it.

 

[Polishprince]

I don't let any of this bother me whatsoever. People can do what they want, I don't care as long as children are not involved.
And the best part of all of it, I do not consume beer or alcohol
You sound like a true BIGOT. Cheers to your miserable life .

I don't think I'm a "bigot" at all.

I just don't want to violate another man's butt hole, and I don't want to send out vibes that I do.

 

[iku]

I don't think I'm a "bigot" at all.

I just don't want to violate another man's butt hole, and I don't want to send out vibes that I do.

you are

 

[Harpy Eagle]

You don't get it . Bud Light's problem isn't the corporation's decisions to seek Homo customers.

But the corporate decision to make Bud Light a homo brand.

Customers are concerned that the bartenders and other customers might think they want to violate their butt holes if they are seen drinking it.

Sure, that might not be true, but its best to be safe and choose a Normative beer.

This truly might be the dumbest thing I have ever seen posted on this forum.

 

[miketx]

I don't let any of this bother me whatsoever. People can do what they want, I don't care as long as children are not involved.
And the best part of all of it, I do not consume beer or alcohol
You sound like a true BIGOT. Cheers to your miserable life .

Yet you can't stop yapping about it.

 

[iku]

Yet you can't stop yapping about it.

You can't stop thinking about it.
sweet dreams

 

[DigitalDrifter]

I have started looking at purchases differently. Instead of seeking out the “woke” brands to stay away from, I look for good companies that advertise their patriotism and normal outlook on life. Blackout Coffee is such a company. I dropped Black Rifle Coffee when they went woke and switched to Blackout which gives to pro-gun and pro-veteran causes.

What did Black Rifle do?

 

[ActionJackson]

What did Black Rifle do?

They sided with BLM over Kyle Rittenhouse. They also didn't want to be associated with the “MAGA” types. They opted to remain pro-gun but politically neutral or, at best, slightly right of center.

"For example, Kyle Rittenhouse — the Illinois teenager who killed two Black Lives Matter protesters in Wisconsin last summer — wore a Black Rifle shirt in his first post-jail photo. And multiple insurrectionists at the deadly January 6 Capitol siege were photographed in the company's swag.

"How do you build a cool, kind of irreverent, pro-Second Amendment, pro-America brand in the MAGA era without doubling down on the MAGA movement … ?” Black Rifle founder Evan Hafer asked the Times. “The racism [expletive] really pisses me off. Like, I'll pay them to leave my customer base. I would gladly chop all of those people out of my [expletive] customer database and pay them to get the [expletive] out."

Black Rifle Coffee denounced extremists — and the far right is pissed

In a weekend New York Times article, the owners of San Antonio's pro-firearm, pro-military java purveyor Black Rifle Coffee Company denounced violent white nationalist groups...

www.sacurrent.com

I stopped buying from them and buy almost exclusively from Blackout Coffee:

Partner Roasts

Blackout Coffee Co. has the most amazing customers that appreciate a powerful small batch, world's best fresh roasted coffee. From light, medium to dark roast and coffee beans from all over the world. Strong Coffee for BADASS People.

www.blackoutcoffee.com

 

[themirrorthief]

Anyone who bases his drinking choices on the pedestal of his politics is goofy.

why do liberals always resort to calling people names...why why why

 

[BlueGin]

What did Black Rifle do?

Supported BLM