Posted on Jul 28, 2023
Former Anheuser-Busch exec says layoffs should’ve included CEO: 'There's no future at this...
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"By the time I left the organization, we started releasing two annual reports: one was for shareholders, which talked about what the company was doing, its financials; but there was a second, 105-page ESG report that the company was releasing that was talking about DEI, talking about ESG, talking to these progressive things that frankly did not deliver to the bottom line," he pointed out.
Former Anheuser-Busch exec says layoffs should’ve included CEO: 'There's no future at this...
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They should start with those paid the most. Who your boycott is affecting the most: the workers and families that worked at the breweries, They no longer can afford food, shelter, house or car payments because you didn’t like the color of the can, a rainbow which is sunlight through a prism separating into colors. Please tell those families who most likely add to the homeless population about how badly you were butt hurt by a beer can, SFC (Join to see)
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PO3 Shayne Seibert
It has nothing with the color of the can. It has everything to do with our ability as consumers to choose what we would like to purchase. The power of the consumer has been completely overlooked by the corporations who assume our loyalty is to the brand, when it's actually a choice that can be changed if we don't like what the company is doing. Yes, the employees that get laid off from various aspects of the business sucks, but welcome to adulthood. People get fired everyday by shitty bosses or managers in small businesses and nobody bats an eye, but when a woke corporation has to lay off people it's a national story. 350 people who were white collar workers. The bottling company losses hurt more than the corporate weenies that no longer work for AB.
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Maj John Bell
Would you feel the same if Bud Light came out with a can honoring NAMBLA [North American Man/Boy Love Association (pedophilia advocates)]? And no, I am not drawing a moral equivalent between gender dysmorphia and pedophilia. I'm just illustrating a point.
I don't care if I agree with or disagree with a corporation's social justice stance. When they go political, I'm done with them and their product or service. I'm done having to defend my use of a product or service because some activist doesn't like the business's view. I just want to enjoy my beer in peace. (I don't actually drink beer.)
I don't care if I agree with or disagree with a corporation's social justice stance. When they go political, I'm done with them and their product or service. I'm done having to defend my use of a product or service because some activist doesn't like the business's view. I just want to enjoy my beer in peace. (I don't actually drink beer.)
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