re: Dying beer industry commits SJW seppuku to drive the final nail in the coffin

He should add something about tater-tot casserole in Minnesota that it fits on the board.

I imagine you disagree with it.

Ah, my fault. You responded arguing the politics so I was confused that you cared.

Tater-tot casserole is really a regional dish that would cause me to riot in the streets.

Ugh, gotta check their politics before I know if I will enjoy the beer.

Do you have a social media link that I could peruse to so I can judge their social credit score?

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Ah, my fault. You responded arguing the politics so I was confused that you cared.

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I did not make any political argument at all (for any side of a particular argument), just that I disliked it when breweries made political statements in general.

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Do you have a social media link that I could peruse to so I can judge their social credit score?

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They have a Truth Social account and a Marx Media account. Texted both to you.

Agreed. No WOKE beer for me. That’s why I drink beer made by conglomerates based overseas.

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State sanctioned killings arent really “petty political nonsense.” This is not the forum for arguing this type of political orthodoxy.

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Weird how you didnt call out op, but called me out. I wonder what the difference is?????

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You didnt mention the tater tots

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Don't you appropriate my culture!

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I don’t know one person who drinks Bud light. Even before the woke shite.

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Prior to the woke BS Bud Light sold 1 out of 5 beers in this country. Bud Light alone controlled 17% or more of the market for over two decades making it the best selling beer in the country.

I personally don’t drink Bud Light either, but I feel bad for the American employees that had to pay the price for woke BS stances the corporate owners in Europe advertised that got the American public riled up. My uncle lives in southern Illinois and drove a beer truck for them for 30 years. In that area it was a great job for someone that decided college was not for them. The original American employees were just your average non woke employees that just wanted to do their jobs and go home.

I really wish these old American breweries would not sell out to these foreign conglomerates. Coors and Miller are both owned by Molson I believe which is a Canadian company. Yuengling is one of the few American breweries that have not sold out to foreign countries.