Really, again? As I’ve said several times in this thread, I feel the same way about affected workers no matter who is doing the boycotting. Boycotts usually don’t work, but when they do, they affect average workers much more than the high-earning decision-makers at the top.
Only because of the backlash. What do you think A-B would have done had the reaction been positive?
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Have you already forgotten this question? … Would you buy a beer with a hooded KKK guy on the label?
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Turn everyone trans. Drag Queen Story and a Bud Hour in schools. I’d get the boycott a little more if store shelves were aisle to aisle Dylan’s face on a can.
a lot of the groomy lefty weirdos would love this
but, keep ignoring that
No, would you? I’m guess no as well.
I would however by a beer with a trans person on it. As long as it isn’t a gross beer like bud light. Would you?
Okay, so now apply that answer to your question “why?” (instead of trying to make this about me.)
Which IPAs are you looking at?
The beer cans were custom made as a partnership with a popular influencer. They were never gonna be made for public sale. They’ve done the same thing with other popular internets peoples who weren’t some form of LGBTQAEIOUANDSOMETIMESY. It’s just in this instance conservatives chose to throw a hissy fit for some reason.
Libs still celebrating/defending a 26 year old man pretending to be a 13 year old girl?
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This has gone beyond a simple boycott. Boycotts rarely work because in many cases it takes sacrifice. No sacrifice needed here. I don’t buy or wear rainbow T-shirts. Not because I am boycotting them, but because I’m not gay. A lot of people not buying Bud Light don’t want to be associated with a tranny beer.
Or clowns
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fantastic
i’d buy a beer with the name of the beer on it
but i’m not a leftist marketing activist. so i could live with that
“buy”
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haha. yep
Meanwhile it seems at “some” Costco locations Tranny fluid has received that asterisk.
Sadly thou it’s not going to effect much to InBev since people are still buying there products.
Never say never. If the reaction had been overwhelmingly positive with people demanding to know where they could buy them, A-B ad men would have been all over this like flies on watermelon and produced millions of them.
Why do you suppose they quickly followed this fiasco up with Harley Davidson labels? Their intent is to sell beer. They will send up trial balloons (e.g. the Mulvaney label) and see how it goes. In this instance you are right … they will never be made again for the public or for any other tranny trend setter.
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Fight fire with fire. The left invented cancel culture, now ya’ don’t like it? Pffffffffffft!
It’s not the blame of the right for this, it’s the executives of the Queen of beers.
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You’re in the extreme minority, even most Democrats wouldn’t buy that. It’s a really really bad business model.
