[EliRoom8]

Weak indeed!

[Yo-Yo]

Weak indeed!

Just like their bee...Nah, too easy.

[bigbob]

Less talking, more firing.

[AF_Blue]

The executive’s comments come as the beer colossus has seen its market value plummet by some $5 billion since the campaign was launched April 1.

A $5 BILLION loss of market value in less than 2 weeks? I think we got their attention. I don’t think A-B, an in turn InBev, is going to recover from that for a while.

[logi_cal869]

Who else woulda won that bet?

smh

[dragnet2]

Deep state beer...oh boy...

[PGR88]

That wasn’t an apology. It wasn’t anything

that was a cheap word salad.

[chief lee runamok]

"Budweiser factories nationwide have also reportedly been targeted by a wave
of bomb threats this week.

A spokesperson for the St. Louis-based beermaker told Patch that several other
facilities across the country also received bomb threats."

Ah yes, the old turnabout victim label using anonymous bomb threats.

[Bonemaker]

Unless they fire the woke snot behind the SNAFU then they learned nothing.

[Moorings]

They decided to jump into a very sensitive and controversial issue and picked a side - the wrong side.They decided to shove this garbage down their customers' throats, and it went wrong like bad beer.

Shows either a complete lack of understanding of their customers, or a complete disrespect for the sentiments of their customers. They chose Woke activism over good business decisions.

[peggybac]

It is a statement. Not an apology.

[Roccus]

“We never intended to be part of a discussion that divides people,” Anheuser-Busch InBev CEO Brendan Whitworth said

He just wanted to keep AB's HRC Foundation's Corporate Equality Index high.

[dangus]

Let’s say all the young folks are politically down with trannies, 100%. And let’s say they’re the only beer drinkers that matter. Why didn’t the women in the marketing department (which they oddly dominate) get offended by Dylan Mulvany’s schtick? It was a very demeaning portrait of womenhood. Let’s face it, beer-drinking women are (largely) the ones who watch March Madness with the boys. Why say to NCAA fans that you have no idea what sport they’re watching?

[bwest]

“We are in the business of bringing people together over a beer.”

That’s obama’s job.

[rockabyebaby]

“We are in the business of bringing people together over a beer.”

Riiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiight, nice try.

[eeriegeno]

Three things maybe you could do to stop the bleeding.

1) Fire Alissa Heinerscheid, the vice president of marketing.

2) Put a notice on all future cans stating that "Transgenderism is a mental illness for which help should be sought."

3) Donate 1 penny of profit for each can sold to the Disabled American Veterans. Commitment to item three should be no less than 20 years.

Then, maybe then we will reconsider your product.

[DesertRhino]

Not an apology. Fire Mulvaney and the woman who hired him.

BOYCOTT

[HereInTheHeartland]

Just wait.
AB will be running ads with pickup trucks and cowboys very soon.
They will go full court to try to fix the mess

[TalBlack]

A “flat apology “ is a weak apology? It used to be, up until I read this story, that a “flat apology” was an absolute 100 percent no weasel words apology. The way language morphs it’s a wonder anybody can understand anybody else.

[BlackAdderess]

America is being made to look very bad by the irresponsible gender related treatment protocols being mandated in our country right now. American businesses like this beer company will be suffering as a result as the rest of the world pivots away.

Hopefully these guys will mend their ways and not be so quick to jump on the bandwagon in the future.

[lee martell]

Vague, bland and generic, just like the beer.