It takes time to put up a commercial like that. My guess is that it has nothing to do with the present political environment.
Is Budweiser Looking to Destroy their market During the Super Bowl
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No offense, not trying to start anything with you Fred but calling people "snowflakes" is something that us conservatives own. You have to come up with your own material Mr.Foresight. Don't worry, you have plenty of material on your team like:
Calling everyone "racist", calling everyone "Hitler" along with futurecurrent's term "Trumper" as well as a favorite of yours Fred which is "Drumpf". You gotta stick with your own material and quit trying to steal our stuff!
Budweiser, foreign owned is like Starbucks, they should concern themselves with the products they sell and forget politics instead of getting into it being corporate. Starbucks hiring 10,000 foreigners is a real spit in the eye for Americans being out of work so long. This last trade I was in Starbucks stock will be the last time I ever buy that company and putting my gift cards on Ebay, am going to Corner Bakery Café.... #BOYCOTTSTARBUCKS
Never cared for Budweiser anyway, when you live out west, it is Coors. You either drinking from old Mississippi River, UGH or snowy Rocky Mountains springs.
If we don't change what we buy, we won't be making much of an impact of our lives in America.
Get your own material, you are the poster child for the triggered SJW snowflake. Don't worry, calling everyone and everything "racist" is your thing, you own that.
so triggered....you wear a fedora and a handle bar mustache too?
The planning for this Bud commercial complete with the story line started before the LAST Super Bowl. Over a year ago in 2015.
How could this commercial be considered a political statement when they did not even know who would be President at the time it was launched.
How could this commercial be considered a political statement when they did not even know who would be President at the time it was launched.
I didn't see that message anywhere in their ad. But I suppose you can find any message in any ad if you look specifically for it, and look hard enough.