Will Woke Beer Finally Make Right-Wingers Combat Corporate Monopolies?

[Biff_Poindexter]

I would think that racists vote for racists, or do they vote for anti-racists to fix themselves?

Or is global warming the real racist?

In other words....you are full of shit...thought as much

 

[Votto]

In other words....you are full of shit...thought as much

Most people are, unless you have had a good clean out.

 

[Manonthestreet]

Can the poster name any Corp monopolies dems are fighting....

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

Most people are, unless you have had a good clean out.

However, you choose to expel yours from your mouth...and gladly eat the shit from others...
But hey.....whatever is your kink

 

[Blaster]

The fact is more corporations have become WOKE. This is a trend that will continue just as long as they remain profitable.

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

The fact is more corporations have become WOKE. This is a trend that will continue just as long as they remain profitable.

But if everyone agrees that woke is evil and against Jesus -- how are these companies profitable?

 

[Blaster]

But if everyone agrees that woke is evil and against Jesus -- how are these companies profitable?

Because you have a new generation that will continue to purchase these products.

 

[LAUGHatLEFTISTS]

Why a Bud Light boycott in the U.S. won't matter

The beer brand is among several names facing boycott calls over pro-LGBT campaigns, but it may be of little consequence to them.

www.newsweek.com

"It's the latest instance of a conservative public figure calling for a bad-faith boycott against a food brand they feel has been drafted into the culture wars. These boycotts are often comically short-lived, such as when former President Donald Trump called on his supporters to skip drinking Coca-Cola after the soda manufacturer spoke out against restrictive voting laws in its home state of Georgia — only for online sleuths to quickly point out a half-drunk bottle of Diet Coke on his desk just a few days later. Each week, it seems as though conservatives have a new nemesis, from Ben & Jerry'sand Coke to M&M's and Oreo. If this purported culture war feels cyclical — it is. Those events took place in April 2022, almost exactly a year ago to the day."


Problem is........since both parties (but especially Republicans) have looked the other way while handful of corporations have been able to buy up huge percentages of the market; culture war based boycotts like these are indeed laughed at -- because of how futile they are......but Conservative Super-Patriot Matt Walsh brings up a brilliant point......Just focus on one smaller company and try to make an example out of them...


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And he is right....the right-wing has been behind the culture war since the 60's -- when they were on the wrong side of the civil rights movement...which forced them to lick their wounds and concede that blatantly opposing it was not a winning strategy...then they were on the wrong side of the women's rights issue...and then they were caught slipping on the gay rights issue, etc, etc, etc....So as he says, nearly every company is woke now, so what to do?


But then again, you can't take much of what these reactionary right-wingers say seriously because they will just contradict themselves later...because this is also Matt Walsh just a few of years ago...

Well Biffster, if a character in an advertisement is successful we will see it starring in future ads for an extended period of time. Like Jake from State Farm and Mayhem from Allstate. If your little fairy is popular and profitable for Bud light we will see more. We will have to wait and see. My guess is that won’t happen and you’ll look like the fool that you are.

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

Well Biffster, if a character in an advertisement is successful we will see it starring in future ads for an extended period of time. Like Jake from State Farm and Mayhem from Allstate. If your little fairy is popular and profitable for Bud light we will see more. We will have to wait and see. My guess is that won’t happen and you’ll look like the fool that you are.

That is if you believe Dylan is a character.....far as I am concerned, this is just pitch to the trans community because apparently, their money is as green as your money is...

Do you think corporations are in the business to only make money from straight Christian white males? Are you that stupid?

 

[Hellokitty]

Lol, so now the left is one the side of big business...I think Tom Cotton suggested republicans need to stop defending woke big business from being over regulated and taxed by democrats, I like his solution.

 

[marvin martian]

Why a Bud Light boycott in the U.S. won't matter

The beer brand is among several names facing boycott calls over pro-LGBT campaigns, but it may be of little consequence to them.

www.newsweek.com

"It's the latest instance of a conservative public figure calling for a bad-faith boycott against a food brand they feel has been drafted into the culture wars. These boycotts are often comically short-lived, such as when former President Donald Trump called on his supporters to skip drinking Coca-Cola after the soda manufacturer spoke out against restrictive voting laws in its home state of Georgia — only for online sleuths to quickly point out a half-drunk bottle of Diet Coke on his desk just a few days later. Each week, it seems as though conservatives have a new nemesis, from Ben & Jerry'sand Coke to M&M's and Oreo. If this purported culture war feels cyclical — it is. Those events took place in April 2022, almost exactly a year ago to the day."


Problem is........since both parties (but especially Republicans) have looked the other way while handful of corporations have been able to buy up huge percentages of the market; culture war based boycotts like these are indeed laughed at -- because of how futile they are......but Conservative Super-Patriot Matt Walsh brings up a brilliant point......Just focus on one smaller company and try to make an example out of them...


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And he is right....the right-wing has been behind the culture war since the 60's -- when they were on the wrong side of the civil rights movement...which forced them to lick their wounds and concede that blatantly opposing it was not a winning strategy...then they were on the wrong side of the women's rights issue...and then they were caught slipping on the gay rights issue, etc, etc, etc....So as he says, nearly every company is woke now, so what to do?


But then again, you can't take much of what these reactionary right-wingers say seriously because they will just contradict themselves later...because this is also Matt Walsh just a few of years ago...

^^^Asks the corporate whore.

 

[Biff_Poindexter]

^^^Asks the corporate whore.

the biggest legislative accomplishment of the Trump admin was passing one of the largest corporate tax giveaways in US history....and you cheered for it.....

AT&T Lied About Everything It Promised to Do If It Got a Tax Cut

AT&T said a net neutrality repeal and tax cut would result in new jobs and more broadband investment. It's cut tens of thousands of jobs and is spending less than ever.

www.vice.com

But tell us again about corporate whores??

 

[struth]

Why a Bud Light boycott in the U.S. won't matter

The beer brand is among several names facing boycott calls over pro-LGBT campaigns, but it may be of little consequence to them.

www.newsweek.com

"It's the latest instance of a conservative public figure calling for a bad-faith boycott against a food brand they feel has been drafted into the culture wars. These boycotts are often comically short-lived, such as when former President Donald Trump called on his supporters to skip drinking Coca-Cola after the soda manufacturer spoke out against restrictive voting laws in its home state of Georgia — only for online sleuths to quickly point out a half-drunk bottle of Diet Coke on his desk just a few days later. Each week, it seems as though conservatives have a new nemesis, from Ben & Jerry'sand Coke to M&M's and Oreo. If this purported culture war feels cyclical — it is. Those events took place in April 2022, almost exactly a year ago to the day."


Problem is........since both parties (but especially Republicans) have looked the other way while handful of corporations have been able to buy up huge percentages of the market; culture war based boycotts like these are indeed laughed at -- because of how futile they are......but Conservative Super-Patriot Matt Walsh brings up a brilliant point......Just focus on one smaller company and try to make an example out of them...


View attachment 774079

And he is right....the right-wing has been behind the culture war since the 60's -- when they were on the wrong side of the civil rights movement...which forced them to lick their wounds and concede that blatantly opposing it was not a winning strategy...then they were on the wrong side of the women's rights issue...and then they were caught slipping on the gay rights issue, etc, etc, etc....So as he says, nearly every company is woke now, so what to do?


But then again, you can't take much of what these reactionary right-wingers say seriously because they will just contradict themselves later...because this is also Matt Walsh just a few of years ago...

On what planet do you think Aunheuser Busch is a monopoly? Do you even know what a monopoly is? obviously not...silly question.

 

[struth]

But if everyone agrees that woke is evil and against Jesus -- how are these companies profitable?

Well AB stock is dropping as of today....https://www.marketwatch.com/investing/stock/bud

 

[struth]

the biggest legislative accomplishment of the Trump admin was passing one of the largest corporate tax giveaways in US history....and you cheered for it.....

AT&T Lied About Everything It Promised to Do If It Got a Tax Cut

AT&T said a net neutrality repeal and tax cut would result in new jobs and more broadband investment. It's cut tens of thousands of jobs and is spending less than ever.

www.vice.com

But tell us again about corporate whores??

allowing people to keep more of the money they earn does not make one a whore....the whore is the one demanding the money

 

[Orangecat]

Will Woke Beer Finally Make Right-Wingers Combat Corporate Monopolies?​

What kind of idiot thinks Budweiser is a monopoly?

 

[struth]

the biggest legislative accomplishment of the Trump admin was passing one of the largest corporate tax giveaways in US history....and you cheered for it.....

AT&T Lied About Everything It Promised to Do If It Got a Tax Cut

AT&T said a net neutrality repeal and tax cut would result in new jobs and more broadband investment. It's cut tens of thousands of jobs and is spending less than ever.

www.vice.com

But tell us again about corporate whores??

haha VICE...hahah...

what AT&T did, was invest $1billion in a multi-year retraining program...https://www.cnbc.com/2018/03/13/atts-1-billion-gambit-retraining-nearly-half-its-workforce.html

AT&T’s $1 billion gambit: Retraining nearly half its workforce for jobs of the future​

 

[bodecea]

The true problem is.....Right-wingers can't admit that these boycotts are pointless temper tantrums....



But they do make a lot of the outrage peddlers plenty of money...so it will continue

My favorite is when they SPEND MONEY on a product in order to destroy it on TicToc or some such.

 

[Godboy]

can you tell me what company's "profits" have been crushed by your temper tantrums?



And if you folks are all whining about how everything is woke -- how do you think your temper tantrum has taught them a lesson?

Yes, i can answer which company.

It taught them a lesson because they are currently getting their shit pushed in all over social media.

 

[Godboy]

The point was already made.....that is how protests work.....

Hating America and its anthem isnt much of a "point".