Miller is in this boat, too. And didja notice many articles came out during the Bud Light fiasco, saying that marketing with guys wearing dresses is here to stay?
The problem herein, is that after decades of losing, normal Americans see a chance of retrieving some normalcy. And the Other Side is scared.
Most Americans are live-and-let-live folks. People of different races and religions and sexual orientation don’t bother us. Some of them may be friends. Or not. But for a long time we went along believing, to quote James Baldwin, we can disagree and still love each other unless your disagreement is rooted in my oppression and denial of my humanity and right to exist.
Somewhere along the line, we went from live and let live, from Tolerance, to You Shall Not Commit Mindcrime. And The Other Side was winning.
Something tells me, that the Other Side sees surrendering on Bud Light as a de facto Landing at Inchon, Normandy, or Midway.
If they fold on Bud Light, then MAYBE we will get back our Deplorable cultural swagger and get back to defending life, liberty and property.
This was no boating accident.
You are more correct than you know.
As soon as the miller thing came out, I knew what the strategy was.
Divide and conquer.
Dilute the issue to the point that the target is not defeated.
Do not be swayed by this new thing.
Stay the course.
We are taking flak.
We are over the target.