re: The Bud Light boycott worked

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Bud Light was always nasty. Dylan Mulvaney was just the catalyst which accelerated the Bud Light braking mechanism

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If tarzana is spouting this, we now have the latest prog talking point.

The 3 stages of prog rationalization:

1.) This is nothing but a fringe-movement by a few “transphobic” wack-a-doodles on the right!

2.) This will will blow-over in a few weeks!

3.) Bud Light was always swill and that is why sales are tanking!

Short versions-

“We put our idiot newbies on a leash with regards to this shite.”

“We fricked around. Found out implies we learned our lesson.”

“Yeah, there is spillover to other brands. BL is toxic and it is hurting other Bud brands plus Michelob.”

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It's sleazy as hell and it saddens me greatly that so many vets seek to monetize their service.

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I don’t mind a small “Veteran Owned” under a logo, but the BRC stuff is crass and silly.

ETA It may be a fine line to draw, but I’m fine with people monetizing their experience and knowledge. And there is the rare example when someone writes to inform more so than glorify themselves. I’d put Hal Moore in that category.

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threw away a BL t-shirt this morning.. I got it from the Golden Nugget from the BL people last summer. Won't even wear it to cut the grass.

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Should have used it as a grease rag so you don't waste a more worthy rag.

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I’m not much of a beer drinker, but I do buy beer to have for guests. What is a decent diet beer (Let’s call a spade a spade) I could replace Bud Lite with?

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Don’t you own a plane? And you’re buying Bud Lite for company?

Yep, Bud Light is seen a “trans” beer. It’s a culture thing now.

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Let me start by clarifying a few facts. This was the result of one camp. It was not made for production or sales to general public. It was one post, not a formal campaign or advertisement.

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Now let's talk about our consumers. We continue to be committed to the programs and partnerships that we have forged over decades with our consumers and with organizations that represent a wide range of communities where we operate.

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Over the years, our global footprint has enabled us to successfully navigate different types of challenges, such as temporary ban on beer sales in certain countries and the most long shutdown of bars and restaurants across the globe. With respect to the current situation and the impact of Bud Light sales, it is too early to have a full view.

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They still don't get it, and if they do they don't care.

frick them.

Did the count who decided this was a great idea ever get fired?
If not then they havent learned dick.

So the CEO still won’t come out and say directly “we screwed up”.

Then the war on Tranny Beer is still on!

The boycott is working. The company is not bankrupt yet.