Gale Has a Point: I think that particular boycott came and went at least, more or less as predicted. More of a shortlived theme to thinkpieces and whiny dashcam videos than any market force. Not a cut into InBev profits but instead a subsidy for the likes of Black Rifle Coffee and College-Humor-but-conservative

Because as is well known, the first American Revolution was fought against the tyranny of faculty senates. (Read the transcript in the link.)

Heritage Foundation president celebrates Supreme Court presidential immunity ruling: "We are in the process of the second American Revolution, which will remain bloodless if the left allows it to be" www.mediamatters.org/project-2025...

Heritage Foundation president celebrates Supreme Court immunity decision: "We are in the process of the second American Revolution"www.mediamatters.org

It is remarkable to me that when they ever deign to name a specific complaint that requires them to overthrow American society (ie, a “revolution”) it’s always something like faculty senates or website DEI statements or calorie counts on menus.

Beer commercials featuring trans people

Not even a commercial! Not even a print ad! A single custom made can, one of many, with the image of a trans influencer on it.

I think that particular boycott came and went at least, more or less as predicted. More of a shortlived theme to thinkpieces and whiny dashcam videos than any market force. Not a cut into InBev profits but instead a subsidy for the likes of Black Rifle Coffee and College-Humor-but-conservative

It did hurt their profits, and their stock price. And it laid down a marker that the chuds have followed up on and corporations have paid attention to. Let me direct your attention to Tractor Supply Co. (gift link) wapo.st/3zoHrA7

A farm-supply chain vowed to cut DEI roles amid pressure. Outcry followed.wapo.st Tractor Supply said it would make changes to its diversity and climate programs after fielding criticism from customers.

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