The 'Official' Quit Picking On Trump Thread
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Re: Cucks and chaos: How Trump sets conservatives at each other’s throats
everyone knows a cuck is also a nu-male, a beta cuck...the 'beta' is silent.
the press has never really been on top of things.
but they're all more or less equally useless and pathetic.
If you've seen one, you've seen 'em all!
check your level:
everyone knows a cuck is also a nu-male, a beta cuck...the 'beta' is silent.
the press has never really been on top of things.
but they're all more or less equally useless and pathetic.
If you've seen one, you've seen 'em all!
check your level:
Re: Cucks and chaos: How Trump sets conservatives at each other’s throats
Not if it's Tasha Kheiriddin, mang.
Not if it's Tasha Kheiriddin, mang.
Re: Cucks and chaos: How Trump sets conservatives at each other’s throats
You're just embarrassed because both you and Ed hate free trade and love government spending. You probably don't realize it but any conservative friends you may have are talking behind your back. I know because it's happening to the Trumpites around here.
You're just embarrassed because both you and Ed hate free trade and love government spending. You probably don't realize it but any conservative friends you may have are talking behind your back. I know because it's happening to the Trumpites around here.
Trump only subscribed to politically correct born again Christianity just recently. How convenient, eh?
For most religion is only observed when its convenient.
Trump has hired jerry falwel jr. Check it out. Astounding really.
Is there ANY thing astounding in politics, Twila? I find they are all nuts and all tarred with the same brush, can't trust any of them for much!
petros; said:
WW II started in 1939. Hitler declared what he would do to Jews in his 1925 book Mein Kampf which sold over 10 million copies in the 1930s. Jews were fleeing Europe in the tens of thousands with many landing on our shores well before we entered the war. They told others what they were experiencing in the continent. By the way Dr Seuss was Jewish, lived in Europe for part of the 1920s and 30s, so he knew what was happening there.
Acclaimed Budweiser Superbowl Commercial takes aim at Trump's Muslim Ban
Knocked him right in the mouth.
Budweiser Superbowl Commercial takes aim at Trump's
Anheuser-Busch InBev unintentionally waded into political controversy with a 60-second Super Bowl commercial that touts inclusion and the American Dream but could end up drawing the ire of half the country.
The well-crafted spot called “Born the Hard Way” tells the story of Adophus Busch’s emigration from Germany to St. Louis, where he shares a beer with businessman Eberhard Anheuser. The two launched their eponymous company in the 19th century, and it became the largest brewer in the United States.
The ad was released on Tuesday and shows Busch navigating the new world against the headwinds of prejudice and hardship.
The commercial’s themes are hope, ambition, patriotism, hard work and self-reliance. And then there’s timing, with Busch and Anheuser’s serendipitous introduction over a beer that led to their dynasty. Forbes magazine estimates the Budweiser brand is worth about $23.4 billion.
Turns out, timing is still relevant. Budweiser has released the commercial as President Donald Trump raised a national firestorm with his order last week to temporarily ban refugees and immigrants from seven mostly Muslim-dominated countries as part of his national security policy.
“They hit on a relevant theme that’s going to resonate with half the country,” said Allen Adamson, founder of BrandSimple Consulting, referring to the beer ad. “But in this polarized world, it could easily upset half the country and be seen as political and stepping into something they don’t want to get into. If you feel everyone is out to get your president, this can easily can be interpreted that way.”
“It’s a new complicated time,” said Thomas Ordahl, chief strategy officer at branding firm Landor. “It used to be people avoided politics altogether. You can’t do that any more as a brand.”
Ordahl said big companies with mass consumer appeal, such as Budweiser, Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble and others are being forced to navigate the new environment. Companies are more and more willing to pull their endorsement deals from celebrities who embarrass them.
Budweiser Super Bowl ad may prompt next Trump Twitter firestorm – The Denver Post
Knocked him right in the mouth.
Budweiser Superbowl Commercial takes aim at Trump's
Anheuser-Busch InBev unintentionally waded into political controversy with a 60-second Super Bowl commercial that touts inclusion and the American Dream but could end up drawing the ire of half the country.
The well-crafted spot called “Born the Hard Way” tells the story of Adophus Busch’s emigration from Germany to St. Louis, where he shares a beer with businessman Eberhard Anheuser. The two launched their eponymous company in the 19th century, and it became the largest brewer in the United States.
The ad was released on Tuesday and shows Busch navigating the new world against the headwinds of prejudice and hardship.
The commercial’s themes are hope, ambition, patriotism, hard work and self-reliance. And then there’s timing, with Busch and Anheuser’s serendipitous introduction over a beer that led to their dynasty. Forbes magazine estimates the Budweiser brand is worth about $23.4 billion.
Turns out, timing is still relevant. Budweiser has released the commercial as President Donald Trump raised a national firestorm with his order last week to temporarily ban refugees and immigrants from seven mostly Muslim-dominated countries as part of his national security policy.
“They hit on a relevant theme that’s going to resonate with half the country,” said Allen Adamson, founder of BrandSimple Consulting, referring to the beer ad. “But in this polarized world, it could easily upset half the country and be seen as political and stepping into something they don’t want to get into. If you feel everyone is out to get your president, this can easily can be interpreted that way.”
“It’s a new complicated time,” said Thomas Ordahl, chief strategy officer at branding firm Landor. “It used to be people avoided politics altogether. You can’t do that any more as a brand.”
Ordahl said big companies with mass consumer appeal, such as Budweiser, Coca-Cola, Procter & Gamble and others are being forced to navigate the new environment. Companies are more and more willing to pull their endorsement deals from celebrities who embarrass them.
Budweiser Super Bowl ad may prompt next Trump Twitter firestorm – The Denver Post
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Re: Acclaimed Budweiser Superbowl Commercial takes aim at Trump's Muslim Ban
PFfft. Adolphus Busch was German. German's know how to make great beer. So why does Crudweiser suck so bad? What a great ad. Hey look, an immigrant made a sh*tty product in America.
Of course the sad thing is, you actually think Trump is anti-immigrant so naturally you think this ad is taking a shot at him. You're so transparent.
PFfft. Adolphus Busch was German. German's know how to make great beer. So why does Crudweiser suck so bad? What a great ad. Hey look, an immigrant made a sh*tty product in America.
Of course the sad thing is, you actually think Trump is anti-immigrant so naturally you think this ad is taking a shot at him. You're so transparent.
Re: Acclaimed Budweiser Superbowl Commercial takes aim at Trump's Muslim Ban
And your adoration of Trump is pretty transparent too. Do you have a framed portrait of him on your wall?
Re: Acclaimed Budweiser Superbowl Commercial takes aim at Trump's Muslim Ban
do you wear jackboots dear?
you write like you are whipping yourself with a riding crop as you type.
do you wear jackboots dear?
you write like you are whipping yourself with a riding crop as you type.
Re: Acclaimed Budweiser Superbowl Commercial takes aim at Trump's Muslim Ban
Have to agree it is a nasty tasting beer. Budweiser did make another beer I liked, Michelob, but they stopped producing it. Only beer I liked so, no beer for me. Fook Boodwiser anyways they need to just sell their nasty horse piss and stay out of politics.
Re: Acclaimed Budweiser Superbowl Commercial takes aim at Trump's Muslim Ban
How come no cha-ching promoting a muslim ban?
Yes, that's called the American Dream.
He's worse than anti-immigrant, he's a Nazi.
How come no cha-ching promoting a muslim ban?
Yes, that's called the American Dream.
He's worse than anti-immigrant, he's a Nazi.
Re: Acclaimed Budweiser Superbowl Commercial takes aim at Trump's Muslim Ban
This had nothing to do with Trump's ban, but the timing was amazing.
Can't have history of the US without the immigrants, people. Truth hurts in how all of them were treated at one point.
This had nothing to do with Trump's ban, but the timing was amazing.
Can't have history of the US without the immigrants, people. Truth hurts in how all of them were treated at one point.
Re: Acclaimed Budweiser Superbowl Commercial takes aim at Trump's Muslim Ban
:lol:
A Boycott Budweiser movement begins over Super Bowl immigration ad
They had plenty of time to prepare for this.
:lol:
A Boycott Budweiser movement begins over Super Bowl immigration ad
They had plenty of time to prepare for this.
Re: Acclaimed Budweiser Superbowl Commercial takes aim at Trump's Muslim Ban
Was produced before the suspension of Muzzie immigration from 7 countries.
Fact check sometime.
Was produced before the suspension of Muzzie immigration from 7 countries.
Fact check sometime.