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Anybody who rides a Hardley Davidson is a dick sucking faggot that
takes it up the ass from their tranny boyfriends. If they drink any Budweiser products they wear dresses too. Bunch of faggots!
Beer brewer Anheuser-Busch is facing backlash on social media after
Budweiser's new partnership with Harvey-Davidson was revealed.
Last week, new Budweiser cans were unveiled, which feature logos from the
beer brand and Harley-Davidson to commemorate the motorcycle
manufacturer's 120th anniversary. The designs are inspired by original hand-drawn blueprints from each of the brands, according to Beverage
Industry.
However, the cans—which include the words "Kings of our Craft" and "Brewed
and built in the USA"—have all but served to ignite further furor from a
number of conservative detractors who over the past several weeks have
been boycotting Bud Light.
In early April, transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney shared a video on Instagram in which she explained that Bud Light had sent her a beer can
with her face on it to commemorate 365 days of her living as a woman. Mulvaney's Days of Girlhood video series, which charts her first year of transitioning, has been a viral success.
The partnership drew condemnation from a number of conservative social
media users who issued calls for a boycott. Musician Kid Rock shared
footage of him opening fire on a stack of Bud Light cans, a move that was copied by model Bri Teresi as she took aim at a range of brands.
Amid the criticism and reports of plummeting sales, some Bud Light
executives took a leave of absence, including marketing head Alissa Heinerscheid and Daniel Blake, who oversees marketing for Anheuser-Busch's mainstream brands.
As a result of the backlash, the timing of the release of Budweiser's Harley-Davidson's cans has proved to be somewhat problmatic, with
detractors only ramping up their objections to products associated with Anheuser-Busch.
After the can was unveiled on Instagram, one social media user wrote: "I
will never buy or drink this brand of beer ever again."
"Never drinking Anheuser Busch beer again," commented another on a follow-
up post. "You turned your backs on your customers."
Over on Twitter, the objections came in thick and fast, with one person writing: "After the trans can fallout, Budweiser is set to pump some testosterone back into its [products] by rolling out a Harley Davidson can
for Budweiser…I ain't falling for it!"
"Harley Davidson, you are an American icon. So was Bud Light," tweeted
another. "Anheuser Busch badly misread their consumer brand, and are
paying the price. AB is going down. Now you have partnered with the people
who betrayed their base. You may wish to reconsider this decision."
Another quipped: "Budweiser announces its partnership with Harley Davidson
for it's new beer cans in a last ditch effort to save the company after
going woke! You really can't make this up."
"I am a Harley Rider and I always prefer Miller Draught," said Twitter
user SpaceWeasel. "Budweiser is DEAD. If Miller goes Woke, it will be Sam Adams. Get Woke, Go Broke!"
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I am a Harley Rider and I always prefer Miller Draught.
Budweiser is DEAD.
If Miller goes Woke, it will be Sam Adams.
Get Woke, Go Broke!
Kevin Bronne
24 May, 2023
AB and others need to walk away from Blackrock and HRC. Invest their money
in other places. Companies need to take back control of their investments rather than let investors control them.
https://www.newsweek.com/budweiser-harley-davidson-anheuser-busch- transgender-backlash-dylan-mulvaney-1802155
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