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The Bud Light boycott is working

Get woke, go broke? Credit: Dylan Mulvaney/Instagram

April 20, 2023 - 1:30pm

Since Bud Light unveiled its partnership with Dylan Mulvaney earlier this month, to mark the transgender influencer’s “Day 365 of womanhood”, US conservatives have been up in arms.

In the succeeding days, a campaign to boycott the beer gathered momentum on social media, with various activists proclaiming they’d never drink another Bud again — or, in Kid Rock’s case, unloading a submachine gun into a case of Bud and then yelling profanity at Anheuser-Busch, the beer’s owner. Palpably spooked, the company this week released a new, “patriotic” advert, featuring a horse galloping over the Brooklyn Bridge.

Could this be an opportunity for conservatives to finally teach pandering corporations a lesson — to show them that “get woke, go broke” isn’t just an empty slogan? (While many brands have become embroiled in controversies after showing support for Left-wing causes, few have suffered any real, long-term damage.)

I suspect it could. According to the latest sales figures, Bud Light is down while Coors Light and Miller Lite are up. What’s more, this divergence is mirrored in the stock prices of Anheuser-Busch and Molson Coors (which owns the two competitor beers).

As the above chart indicates, the boycott gained mass appeal on 6 April when there was a huge spike in Google search interest. As of 16 April, interest remains elevated. Turning to the chart below, Anheuser-Busch’s stock price initially crashed 4.5%, though it has since recovered most of the loss. Meanwhile, Molson Coors’s stock price has jumped more than 10%. 

This divergence may not seem like much, but it’s worth remembering that Anheuser-Busch is a behemoth that owns dozens of brands, including Becks, Corona and Stella Artois. Since most boycotters either aren’t aware of this or only want to punish Bud Light, expecting a large decline in the stock price isn’t realistic. 

What is realistic? When corporations first started taking sides in the culture war, there was a sense among conservatives that “the market” would punish such behaviour and offenders would soon learn to cut it out. Events over the last few years have disabused them of this notion. 

They now understand that simply venting one’s indignation on social media isn’t enough: to make corporations get the message, you actually have to do something. Of course, engineering change isn’t always easy. Boycotting the NFL was never going to work because you can’t “just start your own sports league”. 

The market for beer, on the other hand, is pretty competitive. Most retailers that stock Bud Light also stock its main competitors, Coors Light and Miller Lite. So if you’re teed off with Bud, you can just grab a Coors or a Miller instead. 

There are two potential outcomes the boycotters could call a success: Bud Light sales continue falling until the brand has lost a sizeable share of its customers, or Anheuser-Busch capitulates and issues an apology for the Mulvaney stunt. 

For now, the campaign appears to be working, with 40% of Americans and 58% of Republicans saying they are less likely to purchase Bud Light. If the boycotters do bag a win, it could mark the beginning of a major backlash against woke corporations.


Noah Carl is an independent researcher and writer.

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Jim R
Jim R
1 year ago

No doubt the Biden administration is already drawing up legislation to make not buying Bud Light a ‘hate crime’.

rob drummond
rob drummond
1 year ago
Reply to  Jim R

Biden yes: what else can be said about someone who doesnt even know where he was born for Gods sake.

He is so demented he is going around telling everyone he is Irish – but I point out he was born in Pennsylvania and the bulk of his ancestors come from Southern England – but someone tell him? He is American!

As the saying goes “Only in America”!

Douglas Proudfoot
Douglas Proudfoot
1 year ago
Reply to  Jim R

Not sneaky enough. Actually, Biden is drafting orders for the Pentagon to buy only A-B products for its comissaries officers’ and enlisted clubs world wide. Now that’s something he can do as Commander in Chief.

rob drummond
rob drummond
1 year ago
Reply to  Jim R

Biden yes: what else can be said about someone who doesnt even know where he was born for Gods sake.

He is so demented he is going around telling everyone he is Irish – but I point out he was born in Pennsylvania and the bulk of his ancestors come from Southern England – but someone tell him? He is American!

As the saying goes “Only in America”!

Douglas Proudfoot
Douglas Proudfoot
1 year ago
Reply to  Jim R

Not sneaky enough. Actually, Biden is drafting orders for the Pentagon to buy only A-B products for its comissaries officers’ and enlisted clubs world wide. Now that’s something he can do as Commander in Chief.

Jim R
Jim R
1 year ago

No doubt the Biden administration is already drawing up legislation to make not buying Bud Light a ‘hate crime’.

dfin 1
dfin 1
1 year ago

We need to start embracing the slander that the left is constantly throwing at conservatives. I am not scared of Trans people. I simply cannot tolerate their indoctrination tactics. Call me what you will, but I am not going to accept grooming, which is ultimately all about population control.

dfin 1
dfin 1
1 year ago
Reply to  dfin 1

…and just for clarity, all these media folks referring to Mulvaney as “she, her, and actress” are part of the problem. (based) That is a guy in woman-face, plain and simple. Nothing transphobic about truth people!

Last edited 1 year ago by dfin 1
Derek Smith
Derek Smith
1 year ago
Reply to  dfin 1

‘Fauxdrey Hepburn’

Richard Craven
Richard Craven
1 year ago
Reply to  dfin 1

Quite right.

Derek Smith
Derek Smith
1 year ago
Reply to  dfin 1

‘Fauxdrey Hepburn’

Richard Craven
Richard Craven
1 year ago
Reply to  dfin 1

Quite right.

dfin 1
dfin 1
1 year ago
Reply to  dfin 1

…and just for clarity, all these media folks referring to Mulvaney as “she, her, and actress” are part of the problem. (based) That is a guy in woman-face, plain and simple. Nothing transphobic about truth people!

Last edited 1 year ago by dfin 1
dfin 1
dfin 1
1 year ago

We need to start embracing the slander that the left is constantly throwing at conservatives. I am not scared of Trans people. I simply cannot tolerate their indoctrination tactics. Call me what you will, but I am not going to accept grooming, which is ultimately all about population control.

Robbie K
Robbie K
1 year ago

Won’t catch me in Nike again either.

Ethniciodo Rodenydo
Ethniciodo Rodenydo
1 year ago
Reply to  Robbie K

And I hope you will not be using Gillette (or Wilkinson Sword owned by Gillette) products either.
Aldi sell more than adequate razors and razor blades at modest prices and their shaving gel is less than £1 a can.

Ethniciodo Rodenydo
Ethniciodo Rodenydo
1 year ago
Reply to  Robbie K

And I hope you will not be using Gillette (or Wilkinson Sword owned by Gillette) products either.
Aldi sell more than adequate razors and razor blades at modest prices and their shaving gel is less than £1 a can.

Robbie K
Robbie K
1 year ago

Won’t catch me in Nike again either.

J Bryant
J Bryant
1 year ago

The culture war really is a war. It’s time conservatives started fighting.

J Bryant
J Bryant
1 year ago

The culture war really is a war. It’s time conservatives started fighting.

Brian Villanueva
Brian Villanueva
1 year ago

All the CEO of Bud had to say was something like this…
“We made a mistake making Dylan an unofficial spokesman for Bud Light. We wish Dylan well, and we hope he occasionally enjoys a Bud Light, but we recognize our error. We respect both men and women equally, but part of that respect entails recognizing the uniqueness of each. To show our sincerity, we just fired the woman who was responsible for this fiasco.”
Instead we got lawyerly doublespeak and a farcically pro-American ad, thus making it clear that Bud thinks their customers are complete morons.

Last edited 1 year ago by Brian Villanueva
Terry M
Terry M
1 year ago

Bud thinks their customers are complete morons.
Have you ever tasted Bud Light? They ain’t wrong.
But intentionally, publicly disrespecting your core market is a big mistake.

Michael Layman
Michael Layman
1 year ago

He at least could have acknowledged his error, it was not an apology.

joe hardy
joe hardy
1 year ago

I may be a complete moron, but no working class person will ever risk getting caught with a ” queer beer” in their hands. Annhauser Bush can apologize until they are blue in the face, the damage has been done.

Brian Villanueva
Brian Villanueva
1 year ago
Reply to  joe hardy

Wonderful Joe! “Bud Light… the queer beer.” You are so right; that will not be lived down for years.

Brian Villanueva
Brian Villanueva
1 year ago
Reply to  joe hardy

Wonderful Joe! “Bud Light… the queer beer.” You are so right; that will not be lived down for years.

Terry M
Terry M
1 year ago

Bud thinks their customers are complete morons.
Have you ever tasted Bud Light? They ain’t wrong.
But intentionally, publicly disrespecting your core market is a big mistake.

Michael Layman
Michael Layman
1 year ago

He at least could have acknowledged his error, it was not an apology.

joe hardy
joe hardy
1 year ago

I may be a complete moron, but no working class person will ever risk getting caught with a ” queer beer” in their hands. Annhauser Bush can apologize until they are blue in the face, the damage has been done.

Brian Villanueva
Brian Villanueva
1 year ago

All the CEO of Bud had to say was something like this…
“We made a mistake making Dylan an unofficial spokesman for Bud Light. We wish Dylan well, and we hope he occasionally enjoys a Bud Light, but we recognize our error. We respect both men and women equally, but part of that respect entails recognizing the uniqueness of each. To show our sincerity, we just fired the woman who was responsible for this fiasco.”
Instead we got lawyerly doublespeak and a farcically pro-American ad, thus making it clear that Bud thinks their customers are complete morons.

Last edited 1 year ago by Brian Villanueva
Susan Grabston
Susan Grabston
1 year ago

My purchasing repertoire however is getting smaller. That’s Wickes (transactivism at Brighton Pride with a specifcally anti-woman message), Starbucks (non-acceptance of cash), Paypal (enough said), H&M/M&S (non- women only changing rooms), Ole & Steen bakery (non-acceptance of cash), etc all gone. At some point my virtue-signalling in the opposite direction may leave me rather hungry, naked, and without recourse to cash :>.

Richard Craven
Richard Craven
1 year ago
Reply to  Susan Grabston

Starbucks also donated considerable sums to the child mutilation charity Mermaids.

Gayle Buhler
Gayle Buhler
1 year ago
Reply to  Richard Craven

Thank you for that information. I will no longer go to Starbucks once a week. Will that hurt them? No, but at least I will not be contributing a child mutilation scheme.

Gayle Buhler
Gayle Buhler
1 year ago
Reply to  Richard Craven

Thank you for that information. I will no longer go to Starbucks once a week. Will that hurt them? No, but at least I will not be contributing a child mutilation scheme.

Adam Grant
Adam Grant
1 year ago
Reply to  Susan Grabston

If Apple’s smart glasses work out, you may eventually be able to subscribe to a service that rates any product you happen to be looking at, guides you to better choices, etc.

Julian Pellatt
Julian Pellatt
1 year ago
Reply to  Susan Grabston

You can add Gillette to that list!

Richard Craven
Richard Craven
1 year ago
Reply to  Susan Grabston

Starbucks also donated considerable sums to the child mutilation charity Mermaids.

Adam Grant
Adam Grant
1 year ago
Reply to  Susan Grabston

If Apple’s smart glasses work out, you may eventually be able to subscribe to a service that rates any product you happen to be looking at, guides you to better choices, etc.

Julian Pellatt
Julian Pellatt
1 year ago
Reply to  Susan Grabston

You can add Gillette to that list!

Susan Grabston
Susan Grabston
1 year ago

My purchasing repertoire however is getting smaller. That’s Wickes (transactivism at Brighton Pride with a specifcally anti-woman message), Starbucks (non-acceptance of cash), Paypal (enough said), H&M/M&S (non- women only changing rooms), Ole & Steen bakery (non-acceptance of cash), etc all gone. At some point my virtue-signalling in the opposite direction may leave me rather hungry, naked, and without recourse to cash :>.

Andrew Dalton
Andrew Dalton
1 year ago

Have you not been paying attention to Disney? Apparently it’s now their turn to hold Anheuser-Busch’s beer.

Andrew Dalton
Andrew Dalton
1 year ago

Have you not been paying attention to Disney? Apparently it’s now their turn to hold Anheuser-Busch’s beer.

Albireo Double
Albireo Double
1 year ago

Increasingly, the “Great Trans Lie” is being seen, and called out for exactly what it is.

I just need to be as vigilant as I reasonably can about where I spend my money. And, most effective is a stout verbal rejection straight back in the face of anyone who perpetrates this lie at me. It’s also extremely satisfying.

It’s a lie, it’s discriminatory, it’s bigoted. I like to describe it as all of these – all the time. It makes me feel honest.

Albireo Double
Albireo Double
1 year ago

Increasingly, the “Great Trans Lie” is being seen, and called out for exactly what it is.

I just need to be as vigilant as I reasonably can about where I spend my money. And, most effective is a stout verbal rejection straight back in the face of anyone who perpetrates this lie at me. It’s also extremely satisfying.

It’s a lie, it’s discriminatory, it’s bigoted. I like to describe it as all of these – all the time. It makes me feel honest.

Martin Bollis
Martin Bollis
1 year ago

I still don’t buy Gillette razor blades. Unfortunately, I moved to Harry’s who, it turns out are just as bad.

They’re all at it making it hard to avoid them

Caty Gonzales
Caty Gonzales
1 year ago
Reply to  Martin Bollis

You could try Jeremy’s razors. They market themselves as an alternative to Harry’s and not woke.

Ethniciodo Rodenydo
Ethniciodo Rodenydo
1 year ago
Reply to  Caty Gonzales

Or Aldi

Alan Wylie
Alan Wylie
1 year ago
Reply to  Caty Gonzales

Thanks for the heads up. Just finishing off my supply of Harry’s when I realised I had backed the wrong horse and needed to change direction.

Martin Bollis
Martin Bollis
1 year ago
Reply to  Caty Gonzales

Not just not woke but explicitly anti- woke.

Thank you. I have sent the link to my daughters, thereby solving their Xmas and birthday present problems, iro me, in perpetuity

Ben Scott
Ben Scott
1 year ago
Reply to  Caty Gonzales

Thanks for that. I swapped to Harry’s after the Gillette fiasco. It seems I need to change tack again!

Ethniciodo Rodenydo
Ethniciodo Rodenydo
1 year ago
Reply to  Ben Scott

In fact Harry’s is owned by Wilkinson Sword which is in turn owned by, you guessed it, Gillette

Ethniciodo Rodenydo
Ethniciodo Rodenydo
1 year ago
Reply to  Ben Scott

In fact Harry’s is owned by Wilkinson Sword which is in turn owned by, you guessed it, Gillette

Ethniciodo Rodenydo
Ethniciodo Rodenydo
1 year ago
Reply to  Caty Gonzales

Or Aldi

Alan Wylie
Alan Wylie
1 year ago
Reply to  Caty Gonzales

Thanks for the heads up. Just finishing off my supply of Harry’s when I realised I had backed the wrong horse and needed to change direction.

Martin Bollis
Martin Bollis
1 year ago
Reply to  Caty Gonzales

Not just not woke but explicitly anti- woke.

Thank you. I have sent the link to my daughters, thereby solving their Xmas and birthday present problems, iro me, in perpetuity

Ben Scott
Ben Scott
1 year ago
Reply to  Caty Gonzales

Thanks for that. I swapped to Harry’s after the Gillette fiasco. It seems I need to change tack again!

Ethniciodo Rodenydo
Ethniciodo Rodenydo
1 year ago
Reply to  Martin Bollis

In fact Harry’s is owned by Wilkinson Sword which is in turn owned by, you guessed it, Gillette

Caty Gonzales
Caty Gonzales
1 year ago
Reply to  Martin Bollis

You could try Jeremy’s razors. They market themselves as an alternative to Harry’s and not woke.

Ethniciodo Rodenydo
Ethniciodo Rodenydo
1 year ago
Reply to  Martin Bollis

In fact Harry’s is owned by Wilkinson Sword which is in turn owned by, you guessed it, Gillette

Martin Bollis
Martin Bollis
1 year ago

I still don’t buy Gillette razor blades. Unfortunately, I moved to Harry’s who, it turns out are just as bad.

They’re all at it making it hard to avoid them

Andy Martin
Andy Martin
1 year ago

Ahem, testing, testing the bot mod.
Besides advertising possibly the worst beer in the world ,how on earth did someone with no obvious athletic ability. a p_ _ _s and no t_ _s get to be chosen as the face for Nike’s women’s sports wear?

rob drummond
rob drummond
1 year ago
Reply to  Andy Martin

I am ALWAYS amused when “Bud” (usually only them) proclaim “its the best (tasteless/Soul-less) beer in the world”

There was a documentary on “Bud” (the American one) once and the finale was the head brewer taking a fresh brewed glass – tasting it and pronouncing it “the best beer in the World”

Well! If the head brewer thinks that – there is not much left to say but shake ones head.

In my humble opinion

Last edited 1 year ago by rob drummond
rob drummond
rob drummond
1 year ago
Reply to  Andy Martin

I am ALWAYS amused when “Bud” (usually only them) proclaim “its the best (tasteless/Soul-less) beer in the world”

There was a documentary on “Bud” (the American one) once and the finale was the head brewer taking a fresh brewed glass – tasting it and pronouncing it “the best beer in the World”

Well! If the head brewer thinks that – there is not much left to say but shake ones head.

In my humble opinion

Last edited 1 year ago by rob drummond
Andy Martin
Andy Martin
1 year ago

Ahem, testing, testing the bot mod.
Besides advertising possibly the worst beer in the world ,how on earth did someone with no obvious athletic ability. a p_ _ _s and no t_ _s get to be chosen as the face for Nike’s women’s sports wear?

Steven Targett
Steven Targett
1 year ago

Bud Light as a beer is as appetising as what comes out of a horse. Not nice.

rob drummond
rob drummond
1 year ago
Reply to  Steven Targett

I take your word for that

rob drummond
rob drummond
1 year ago
Reply to  Steven Targett

I take your word for that

Steven Targett
Steven Targett
1 year ago

Bud Light as a beer is as appetising as what comes out of a horse. Not nice.

Michael Layman
Michael Layman
1 year ago

I suspect that like most, I am neutral on trans people(unless it affects young girls in sports). However, this caught my attention because I have no desire to drink a beer with a trans on it. By doing so, I am effectively promoting trans.
It is always all about the money. AB did this to grab more market share. Given trans light beer drinkers are infintesimal, their market target was the woke culture in general and have admitted as much. I am boycotting Bud light primarily because of their shameless and errant marketing strategy. Hopefully the marketing director is fired and money talks back to AB.

Michael Layman
Michael Layman
1 year ago

I suspect that like most, I am neutral on trans people(unless it affects young girls in sports). However, this caught my attention because I have no desire to drink a beer with a trans on it. By doing so, I am effectively promoting trans.
It is always all about the money. AB did this to grab more market share. Given trans light beer drinkers are infintesimal, their market target was the woke culture in general and have admitted as much. I am boycotting Bud light primarily because of their shameless and errant marketing strategy. Hopefully the marketing director is fired and money talks back to AB.

Michael Layman
Michael Layman
1 year ago

Just as investment funds are pressured to invest in “socially responsible” companies, we need an anti-woke investment list.
Anyone know of a website that rates companies on their “wokeness” scale?

Michael Layman
Michael Layman
1 year ago

Just as investment funds are pressured to invest in “socially responsible” companies, we need an anti-woke investment list.
Anyone know of a website that rates companies on their “wokeness” scale?

Tina Lennon
Tina Lennon
1 year ago

Typical comments stating that this whole issue is minor. This is massive not just for women and girls but to everyone. Men who think they are women (will not use trans as you cannot transition to the other sex) allowed in rape crisis centers, using HRT, working in breast screening units, sport, toilets, changing rooms. Children brainwashed, put on dangerous chemicals, breasts and genitals removed. To you biological men this is with your daughters, sisters, aunts, mothers. Don’t dare say this is minor, not important. This is huge. Do your research.

Tina Lennon
Tina Lennon
1 year ago

Typical comments stating that this whole issue is minor. This is massive not just for women and girls but to everyone. Men who think they are women (will not use trans as you cannot transition to the other sex) allowed in rape crisis centers, using HRT, working in breast screening units, sport, toilets, changing rooms. Children brainwashed, put on dangerous chemicals, breasts and genitals removed. To you biological men this is with your daughters, sisters, aunts, mothers. Don’t dare say this is minor, not important. This is huge. Do your research.

Coralie Palmer
Coralie Palmer
1 year ago

It really isn’t just conservatives. It’s people of any political persuasion who are utterly racked off with being told that womanhood is just another bloody lifestyle choice, dependent on the right frock and lipstick. I’m looking at you Eddie Izzard

Coralie Palmer
Coralie Palmer
1 year ago

It really isn’t just conservatives. It’s people of any political persuasion who are utterly racked off with being told that womanhood is just another bloody lifestyle choice, dependent on the right frock and lipstick. I’m looking at you Eddie Izzard

Jonathan Nash
Jonathan Nash
1 year ago

And this seems the right thread to doff our caps to the great Barry Humphries who died yesterday. I hadn’t heard that recently he has been very vocal in the trans debate, calling transitioning “self-mutilation”. Apparently that makes him “controversial”. RIP Edna.

Jonathan Nash
Jonathan Nash
1 year ago

And this seems the right thread to doff our caps to the great Barry Humphries who died yesterday. I hadn’t heard that recently he has been very vocal in the trans debate, calling transitioning “self-mutilation”. Apparently that makes him “controversial”. RIP Edna.

Fiona English
Fiona English
1 year ago

By the way, there’s nothing left wing about transgender ideology. It’s promoted as progressive but only in the sense of progressive misogyny and progressive homophobia. It is more like a religious ideology than anything that could be considered socialist, if that is what you mean by left wing and its take up by large corporations demonstrates its neoliberal foundations.

Fiona English
Fiona English
1 year ago

By the way, there’s nothing left wing about transgender ideology. It’s promoted as progressive but only in the sense of progressive misogyny and progressive homophobia. It is more like a religious ideology than anything that could be considered socialist, if that is what you mean by left wing and its take up by large corporations demonstrates its neoliberal foundations.

michael stanwick
michael stanwick
1 year ago

James Lindsay said the Bud Light Equality Index Score had increased on the back of the Mulvaney inclusion and hence the S in their ESG score went up which in turn leaves them open to investment management via Black Rock and Vanguard. I haven’t confirmed this however.

Last edited 1 year ago by michael stanwick
michael stanwick
michael stanwick
1 year ago

James Lindsay said the Bud Light Equality Index Score had increased on the back of the Mulvaney inclusion and hence the S in their ESG score went up which in turn leaves them open to investment management via Black Rock and Vanguard. I haven’t confirmed this however.

Last edited 1 year ago by michael stanwick
Ethniciodo Rodenydo
Ethniciodo Rodenydo
1 year ago

“The market for beer, on the other hand, is pretty competitive. Most retailers that stock Bud Light also stock its main competitors, Coors Light and Miller Lite. So if you’re teed off with Bud, you can just grab a Coors or a Miller instead.”
I do not think it is that easy. Look at who ultimately owns these businesses. All the largest customer brands are owned by a handful of companies who in turn have the likes of Black Rock ad Vanguard as shareholders. The house always wins

Ethniciodo Rodenydo
Ethniciodo Rodenydo
1 year ago

“The market for beer, on the other hand, is pretty competitive. Most retailers that stock Bud Light also stock its main competitors, Coors Light and Miller Lite. So if you’re teed off with Bud, you can just grab a Coors or a Miller instead.”
I do not think it is that easy. Look at who ultimately owns these businesses. All the largest customer brands are owned by a handful of companies who in turn have the likes of Black Rock ad Vanguard as shareholders. The house always wins

Terry M
Terry M
1 year ago

The other company that successfully implemented a response to woke-ness was Chick-Fil-A. When a 2012 boycott was called due to their comments against gay marriage their sales rocketed upwards 12% by their loyal fanbase. (btw, they make the best chicken sandwiches)
I am for same-sex marriage, but I buy the best sandwich. I can tolerate their views. And eventually they stopped funding organizations that were anti-LGBT.

Terry M
Terry M
1 year ago

The other company that successfully implemented a response to woke-ness was Chick-Fil-A. When a 2012 boycott was called due to their comments against gay marriage their sales rocketed upwards 12% by their loyal fanbase. (btw, they make the best chicken sandwiches)
I am for same-sex marriage, but I buy the best sandwich. I can tolerate their views. And eventually they stopped funding organizations that were anti-LGBT.

Frank McCusker
Frank McCusker
1 year ago

Bud Light is barely alcoholic, and has no discernible taste.

Frank McCusker
Frank McCusker
1 year ago

Bud Light is barely alcoholic, and has no discernible taste.

Julian Pellatt
Julian Pellatt
1 year ago

Bud Lite is crap anyway!

Julian Pellatt
Julian Pellatt
1 year ago

Bud Lite is crap anyway!

James Kirk
James Kirk
1 year ago

Pish beer is a reflection on the drinker, catering for the limp wristed, the light on their feet. Stella diametrically opposite, known as ‘wife beater’ over here. They seem covered across the board.

James Kirk
James Kirk
1 year ago

Pish beer is a reflection on the drinker, catering for the limp wristed, the light on their feet. Stella diametrically opposite, known as ‘wife beater’ over here. They seem covered across the board.

Benjamin Greco
Benjamin Greco
1 year ago

The major issues between feminists and trans activist have been gender youth medical treatment and women only spaces. Dylan Mulvaney is irrelevant. She is doing her thing, making money, and not hurting anyone.
The Right’s insane reaction to her will hold back progress on important issues. Doesn’t that tell you something? Specifically, that the extremes on the right and the left don’t want progress or compromise, they would rather keep us at each other’s throats because they are profiting from division. As long as we argue about trivial things no problems are solved which is just what they want.

Benjamin Greco
Benjamin Greco
1 year ago

The major issues between feminists and trans activist have been gender youth medical treatment and women only spaces. Dylan Mulvaney is irrelevant. She is doing her thing, making money, and not hurting anyone.
The Right’s insane reaction to her will hold back progress on important issues. Doesn’t that tell you something? Specifically, that the extremes on the right and the left don’t want progress or compromise, they would rather keep us at each other’s throats because they are profiting from division. As long as we argue about trivial things no problems are solved which is just what they want.

Simon Bonini
Simon Bonini
1 year ago

A storm in a teacup about a lousy drink. AB’s agenda is simply to sell more beer. That’s it. Corporates woke up to the Pink Pound held by gay men who had no children (back in those days), weren’t married and had high disposable incomes. They advertised to them not to promote homosexuality any more than adding black people to your adverts promotes turning black! I would have thought true conservatives would understand it’s simply business and money. That’s all it is. Now if sales drop then… they’ll stop it.

R Wright
R Wright
1 year ago
Reply to  Simon Bonini

If trans individuals were a wealthy demographic worth pandering to at the expense of the vast majority of the population, how does that square with claims that trans people are an oppressed minority suffering from poverty? You can’t have it both ways.

Linda Hutchinson
Linda Hutchinson
1 year ago
Reply to  R Wright

An oppressed rich minority?

D Walsh
D Walsh
1 year ago

That’s the way they see themselves

The new establishment will NEVER admit that they are in fact the establishment

D Walsh
D Walsh
1 year ago

That’s the way they see themselves

The new establishment will NEVER admit that they are in fact the establishment

Linda Hutchinson
Linda Hutchinson
1 year ago
Reply to  R Wright

An oppressed rich minority?

Andrew Wise
Andrew Wise
1 year ago
Reply to  Simon Bonini

Why the down votes – the comment seems perfectly accurate.
I think ‘conservatives’ are smart enough to both understand its just business and be outraged at the adverts at the same time. Its not contradictory.

R Wright
R Wright
1 year ago
Reply to  Simon Bonini

If trans individuals were a wealthy demographic worth pandering to at the expense of the vast majority of the population, how does that square with claims that trans people are an oppressed minority suffering from poverty? You can’t have it both ways.

Andrew Wise
Andrew Wise
1 year ago
Reply to  Simon Bonini

Why the down votes – the comment seems perfectly accurate.
I think ‘conservatives’ are smart enough to both understand its just business and be outraged at the adverts at the same time. Its not contradictory.

Simon Bonini
Simon Bonini
1 year ago

A storm in a teacup about a lousy drink. AB’s agenda is simply to sell more beer. That’s it. Corporates woke up to the Pink Pound held by gay men who had no children (back in those days), weren’t married and had high disposable incomes. They advertised to them not to promote homosexuality any more than adding black people to your adverts promotes turning black! I would have thought true conservatives would understand it’s simply business and money. That’s all it is. Now if sales drop then… they’ll stop it.