Bud Lite doubles down on becoming the "Queer Beer"

[kirkland]

Although I prefer liquor > beer, icy Bud longnecks were one of my favorites and were for decades. Not anymore.*



*Many folks don't like AB beer anyway, but I never liked it until I was in the Army. Nothing fancy like long necks, cans for us peons! "Cut my teeth" on it so to speak. Too bad they are being Lefty douches.

Same here, when I was working construction, the crew would always be drinking buds after work. They forgot who their customer base was.

[Diamondback]

Thats not fair to their shareholders. I see lawsuits in their future.

Unfortunately, much of Wall Street is controlled by four Leftist funds (Blackrock, State Street, Vanguard, I forget #4) that have all embraced DIE and ESG and they basically extort companies into doing what they want or "if we don't like your ESG score we'll bankrupt you whether by tanking your shares or cutting off the bridge loans and other operating-capital you need."

Damn Banksters are just as bad today as when Robert R. Young was railing against them from the Chairmanships of first C&O then New York Central in the 1940s-50s... there are still questions about whether or not him suck-starting his shotgun in '58 was completely his own doing. WORSE, actually, many of these guys are real-life Bond Villains that even Ernst Stavro Blofeld, Emilio Largo and the rest of SPECTRE would say defy believability. (Worth noting that when he was running the TV series Leverage, John Rogers said his writing team had to WATER DOWN their villains compared to the real people who inspired them because "fiction has to be believable, reality isn't constrained by that limit."

[SteyrAUG]

Although I prefer liquor > beer, icy Bud longnecks were one of my favorites and were for decades. Not anymore.*



*Many folks don't like AB beer anyway, but I never liked it until I was in the Army. Nothing fancy like long necks, cans for us peons! "Cut my teeth" on it so to speak. Too bad they are being Lefty douches.

At some point I realized the super hero movies were no longer being made for ME and were directed at a completely different audience so I simply stopped watching them. Seems AB has done the same.

[georgeib]

Unfortunately, much of Wall Street is controlled by four Leftist funds (Blackrock, State Street, Vanguard, I forget #4) that have all embraced DIE and ESG and they basically extort companies into doing what they want or "if we don't like your ESG score we'll bankrupt you whether by tanking your shares or cutting off the bridge loans and other operating-capital you need."

Damn Banksters are just as bad today as when Robert R. Young was railing against them from the Chairmanships of first C&O then New York Central in the 1940s-50s... there are still questions about whether or not him suck-starting his shotgun in '58 was completely his own doing. WORSE, actually, many of these guys are real-life Bond Villains that even Ernst Stavro Blofeld, Emilio Largo and the rest of SPECTRE would say defy believability. (Worth noting that when he was running the TV series Leverage, John Rogers said his writing team had to WATER DOWN their villains compared to the real people who inspired them because "fiction has to be believable, reality isn't constrained by that limit."

Have been thinking of starting a thread explaining this. The agenda is being fed from up top by the few funds that actually own all these companies.

[SteyrAUG]

Have been thinking of starting a thread explaining this. The agenda is being fed from up top by the few funds that actually own all these companies.

Doesn't matter, same result and same response. Just leave their shit on the shelf.

[georgeib]

Doesn't matter, same result and same response. Just leave their shit on the shelf.

You're right from a day to day practical standpoint, of course. But I think it would be good for people to know their enemy.

There's a concerted, and relatively centralized, effort to bring Western countries to their knees. No tin foil required. All public source information shows who really owns the world, including the media companies, big pharma, food production, national and international retailers, etc. To include almost every politician. Financial, and therefore geopolitical power is concentrated in a shockingly small number of hands.

[Caduceus]

Thats not fair to their shareholders. I see lawsuits in their future.

Meh, I don't care.

I sold my shares (all 65!&#128517 when this first broke and they had value. Only made $1k or so, but it's a win.

Other stock holders are welcome to do the same. They don't have to keep their shares.

[33XRAY]

Bud always gave me a ****ing horrible headache, and it is the usual cheap beer for sale. I despise subluminal messaging like as if what ever the **** a tranny on a beer can is suppose to mean is one of the most unclear unasked for things I've ever seen.

[jsbhike]

Unfortunately, much of Wall Street is controlled by four Leftist funds (Blackrock, State Street, Vanguard, I forget #4) that have all embraced DIE and ESG and they basically extort companies into doing what they want or "if we don't like your ESG score we'll bankrupt you whether by tanking your shares or cutting off the bridge loans and other operating-capital you need."

Damn Banksters are just as bad today as when Robert R. Young was railing against them from the Chairmanships of first C&O then New York Central in the 1940s-50s... there are still questions about whether or not him suck-starting his shotgun in '58 was completely his own doing. WORSE, actually, many of these guys are real-life Bond Villains that even Ernst Stavro Blofeld, Emilio Largo and the rest of SPECTRE would say defy believability. (Worth noting that when he was running the TV series Leverage, John Rogers said his writing team had to WATER DOWN their villains compared to the real people who inspired them because "fiction has to be believable, reality isn't constrained by that limit."

And before him

https://ratical.org/ratville/CAH/warisaracket.html

No doubt there were others before Butler.

[HKGuns]

This really is the direct result of poor hiring and promotions.

This is exactly what happens when you promote / hire too many people based on something other than performance.

The “system” in a company can absorb a certain amount of fuktards. Give them meaningless jobs that won’t affect something critical.

But the drive over the last 5 years to age discriminate against capable men and and hire / promote based on color or genitals has reached pandemic levels. It will end up taking out some long standing companies.

I’ve seen it happening first hand. I’ve seen some truly horrible women promoted well beyond their capabilities. If you are an Indian woman, well you have your ticket to the top. Guess who they promote? More Indian women and the cycle grows.

There simply aren’t enough black folks in the country and in large companies to be a factor, so the focus is mainly woke women who say all the right leftist things and buy into the system they think is real.

Watch what happens over the next 10 years. It were no accident the employee behind this debacle was a woman.