re: CEO of Anheuser-Busch urging beer world to replace the term "domestic" with “American”

I still don't do light beer

frick off bud light. If Kamala was in office they’d be lobbying to change the name “domestic” to “tranny fluid”.

As a life long St Louisan

They can go frick them selves all they way back to Belgium.

Because when I think of All-American, I think of this tatted face buffoon.


Pass

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Rather than re-litigating shite for eternity, I am choosing to be happy that there is finally momentum against the woke mind virus and that companies are course correcting.

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This makes no sense. There is nothing to re-litigate for eternity. I just will never drink Tranny Lite again, so simple.

That momentum is Trump undoing all the DEI BS. Tranny gate was almost 2 years ago but remains as a stark reminder to not go woke.

If Buttweiper recovers all its pre Tranny gate sales, then nothing is learned. Other companies would know how easy MAGA is to fool and can just say “sorry and pretty please buy our swill again”.

It must be taught a long term life lesson - so others will never even think about it. It needs to be in history books, hopefully as an ex company who went bankrupt.

I have no sympathy for them. They sold out anyways and owned by InBev. Nothing is being re-litigated in my world and most others. They are dead to me. And even their stock price shows it.

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Their “true values” is making money. Plain and simple.

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Your point is very valid, but in this case Anheuser-Busch had long branded themselves as the hard-working, (mostly) blue collar beer of American MEN. Anheuser-Busch may be one of the few companies whose brand is as much their product as their actual product.

Then that company hired a spokesMAN whose pretending to be a girl is going to be antithetical to their traditional customer base's values. Customers suddenly say "I thought they 'got me,' guess they don't." When Anheuser-Busch does realize the error of their ways, they should expect to have a tough time winning back their old customers, especially when comparable products exist.