(04-07-2023, 08:48 AM)Lucky2Last Wrote: [ -> ]I mean, look at this [BLEEP]. How can you not be offended on behalf of women? This is Nike's sponsor for SPORTS BRAS!
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Sdh-GtzkVXs
GOD DAMMIT Lucky, you know some things cannot be unseen!. WARNING PLEASE!!!
Most people won't react to this kind of thing right away, but our society really amplifies the people who do.
Bud Light is now going to be more identified with gay people and less identified with rural people and that will probably hurt their sales some in the short term. Long term effects, who knows? There are a lot of gay bars and gay people may be looking for a cheaper option that is "for them"
I don't give a [BLEEP] about Budweiser sales. I'm tired of parading around this mental illness and pretending like we're enlightened. I don't believe this comes from a genuine place of caring. I think it's all manufactured to upend traditional views on masculinity. There are many women transitioning. Outside of Elliot Page, who was already famous, name one that is a celebrated mainstream figure.
(04-07-2023, 08:34 AM)Lucky2Last Wrote: [ -> ]Dylan Mulvaney is black face for women. You can't say you're a feminist, then watch this dude prancing around, pretending to be a woman, and not get frustrated with how he characterizes them.
It's nice of you to get offended on behalf of the feminists. But in my case, I'm not a feminist. So I don't care.
Lol, way to be, Marty. Glad to hear you're not a feminist. Now, get back to the important part.
This trans "movement" is simultaneously an attack on masculinity and female empowerment. My wife is a mother, a wife, and a doctor. She has created a practice from scratch to assist people with vision issues in the most caring and humane way possible, eating as much cost as possible, because she wants people to live happy lives. She creates a nurturing, creative, and fee place for our children to grow and explore. She is a supportive and respectful wife who enables and encourages me (something that's reciprocated). She HATES that Dylan is being used as a symbol of womanhood.
Dylan is a MAN pretending to be a woman, and actually demeans everything that real women stand for. He doesn't have an ounce of pressure that real women have to face. At the same time, through the same process, he serves as and example for young men to follow in his footsteps. If I did the EXACT same thing that Dylan did... like, if someone were to say to me as a masculine dude, do your best female impression, and I started dancing like him, every man, woman, and child in the area would be able to see it for what it is: Mockery.
You should care. You should care more about the dissolution of Western values and the destruction of familial norms and traditions. You can't, because your weak and indifferent, not necessarily in that order.
(04-07-2023, 09:06 AM)Lucky2Last Wrote: [ -> ]I don't give a [BLEEP] about Budweiser sales. I'm tired of parading around this mental illness and pretending like we're enlightened. I don't believe this comes from a genuine place of caring. I think it's all manufactured to upend traditional views on masculinity. There are many women transitioning. Outside of Elliot Page, who was already famous, name one that is a celebrated mainstream figure.
All the extra woke celebrities have at least 1 kid that they are forcing into the opposite sex.
(04-07-2023, 09:36 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: [ -> ] (04-07-2023, 08:34 AM)Lucky2Last Wrote: [ -> ]Dylan Mulvaney is black face for women. You can't say you're a feminist, then watch this dude prancing around, pretending to be a woman, and not get frustrated with how he characterizes them.
It's nice of you to get offended on behalf of the feminists. But in my case, I'm not a feminist. So I don't care.
You should care a lot more. I believe this is also the guy who pretends to be a little girl on video. If not, there's another famous one dressing up as a child for the past year or 2.
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(04-07-2023, 08:09 AM)The Real Marty Wrote: [ -> ]I don't understand the brouhaha about it. I've never participated in any boycott of any product. If I like the product, I buy it. I remember when the left wanted to boycott Chic-fil-a. That went nowhere, because they make great chicken sandwiches. I doubt this will go anywhere. You either like Budweiser or not. Who cares who endorses it? Dylan Mulvaney is not some evil person as far as I know. I really don't give a crap about culture wars except for wishing both sides would just shut up and leave us all in peace.
To wing dinners point, this is why Marty is getting salty. There's a lot of people who on some level accepted the premise that the modern left actually cared about minorities, women, the poor etc. They may not always agree with them, but they accepted that basic idea.
Now, in real time, they are being confronted with the reality that this is, in fact, a demonic construct that has as its stated goal nurturing subsidizing and concentrating every dark anti-social impulse that man has ever had. That's a very painful pill to swallow for most people.
You have correctional facilities in CA handing out condoms to inmates with the express implications that they will be sexually assaulted by their trans inmates. You have men convicted f sexually assaulting juvenile women changing their "identification" after arrest so that they can be housed with.... wait for it.... juvenile women.
And Dylan Mulvey doesn't just identify as a woman. He identifies as a 6 YEAR OLD GIRL!!!!!!!
This is the most nakedly insane counterproductive ideology of our lifetime. It is unconscionable to have to see instances like "Jazz" where real people with real problems are taken advantage of by the medical industrial complex and mothers with munchausen by proxy to have irreversible surgeries based on the specious musings of a raving lunatic, John Money.
(04-06-2023, 08:05 PM)EricC85 Wrote: [ -> ]Well they should fire the entire marketing team, talk about not knowing your customer lol.
Did Rodger Goodell not like the Ad? Adam Silver? Caitlin Cark,? Megan Rapinoe?
I wish u were right bruh, but the sad part is they know exactly who their real customers are.
Why I decided to shoot all my Bud Light: A letter to my 'woke' liberal neighbors
I see on the local Facebook page that some have been wondering why I recently put three cases of Bud Light on a folding table in my backyard and then shot them to shreds with my AR-15.
Under the rules of the Second Amendment, I don’t have to answer your questions (look it up, libs), but in the interest of being neighborly, I will.
The answer is simple: Anheuser-Busch has gone woke.
https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/opinion/w...72ab&ei=12
We depend on Anheuser-Busch here locally for 12,000 loads per year, or, 250 loads per week to keep drivers turning in Jacksonville. They have been slow in general this year. This stunt didn't surprise me. I can also tell you from my experience and position working with them post-covid that they have had one hell of a revolving door of logistics, planning, transportation and warehouse managers.
This could have been an attempt to rekindle or spark some kind of interest towards their products. With gas prices high and inflation costing everything to go up I highly doubt most sane people would be prioritizing their watered down alcohol to begin with though. It's becoming trendy though for men to replace women and obliterate their gender in a wide variety of areas.
Strange times. Like Carlin said. When you are born into this world you're born into the freakshow. When you're born here in the states? You get front row seats. The fact that this is being pushed down our throats constantly despite a majority blow back should be the most eyebrow-raising thing though. Companies just don't seem to give a [BLEEP] or they have flat out shown just how out of touch they are with their consumer bases.
(04-07-2023, 09:02 AM)mikesez Wrote: [ -> ]Most people won't react to this kind of thing right away, but our society really amplifies the people who do.
Bud Light is now going to be more identified with gay people and less identified with rural people and that will probably hurt their sales some in the short term. Long term effects, who knows? There are a lot of gay bars and gay people may be looking for a cheaper option that is "for them"
.....what were they drinking before?
(04-10-2023, 08:15 PM)homebiscuit Wrote: [ -> ]Bud Light's marketing VP says she was inspired to update 'fratty,' 'out of touch' branding with inclusivity | Fox News
Frankly, she looks transgendered herself. Regardless, as a young executive, she's really hanging it out there (pun?) with this marketing campaign.
![[Image: screencap-bud-light-vp.png?ve=1&tl=1]](https://a57.foxnews.com/static.foxnews.com/foxnews.com/content/uploads/2023/04/720/405/screencap-bud-light-vp.png?ve=1&tl=1)
I've thought the same thing since I first saw the picture. Supposedly married with 1 kid but that could just be 2 gay guys adopted a kid.
It's just some stupid marketing rep thinking they can rebrand into the market they want to be and ignoring their actual customers. Wonder who hired her as someone had to approve of everything.
Also apparently they were not embracing the wokeness rating and may have been warned. With Blackrock and a few others that control most of the companies, they are pushing the social score crap. It could have been some people at the top doing this to make a point and pushing back after ot fails.
On the spokesman, someone has been pushing him for a while. He is connected and this isn't random. He is an attention seeking hore. Videos are out there from 2-3 years ago where he is just gay and trying to get people to care about him. Somehow ends up on several shows as an "audience member" that gets picked.
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(04-11-2023, 02:15 AM)AlsJagsFan Wrote: [ -> ] (04-07-2023, 09:02 AM)mikesez Wrote: [ -> ]Most people won't react to this kind of thing right away, but our society really amplifies the people who do.
Bud Light is now going to be more identified with gay people and less identified with rural people and that will probably hurt their sales some in the short term. Long term effects, who knows? There are a lot of gay bars and gay people may be looking for a cheaper option that is "for them"
.....what were they drinking before?
Good point. I'm going out on a limb here and suggesting flavor may be a factor.
Tomorrow’s headline: “Bud Light sales sink amid rising revelation of transphobic customer base.”
(04-11-2023, 02:15 AM)AlsJagsFan Wrote: [ -> ] (04-07-2023, 09:02 AM)mikesez Wrote: [ -> ]Most people won't react to this kind of thing right away, but our society really amplifies the people who do.
Bud Light is now going to be more identified with gay people and less identified with rural people and that will probably hurt their sales some in the short term. Long term effects, who knows? There are a lot of gay bars and gay people may be looking for a cheaper option that is "for them"
.....what were they drinking before?
Not sure, just saying, at most bars domestic adjunct beer is the cheapest option. Whether gay people stereotypically prefer craft beer, wine, shots, or cocktails, all of those are more expensive options.
(04-11-2023, 02:15 AM)AlsJagsFan Wrote: [ -> ] (04-07-2023, 09:02 AM)mikesez Wrote: [ -> ]Most people won't react to this kind of thing right away, but our society really amplifies the people who do.
Bud Light is now going to be more identified with gay people and less identified with rural people and that will probably hurt their sales some in the short term. Long term effects, who knows? There are a lot of gay bars and gay people may be looking for a cheaper option that is "for them"
.....what were they drinking before?
Isn't that why they created White Claw? Of course that name is all kinds of problematic itself, so...
(04-11-2023, 07:25 AM)mikesez Wrote: [ -> ] (04-11-2023, 02:15 AM)AlsJagsFan Wrote: [ -> ].....what were they drinking before?
Not sure, just saying, at most bars domestic adjunct beer is the cheapest option. Whether gay people stereotypically prefer craft beer, wine, shots, or cocktails, all of those are more expensive options.
Yep. Whether a guy wears work boots or dresses, the economics of boozing applies equally.
The Chief Jag, who sadly no longer posts here, owned a bar and said the basic light beers were far and away the largest revenue generators.