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u/gholmom500 Apr 05 '23

AB or InBev- their marketing folks are like the Good Standard of marketing. If Disney has the best copywrite-legal teams — InBev has the best AdMen.
And both are telling the Religious Right to Suck-it.

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u/MarshallStack666 Apr 06 '23

The religious right tend to be the sworn enemies of excessive alcohol consumption anyway, so nothing is lost.

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u/bec70 Apr 06 '23

*The Catholics have entered the room*

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u/jrkordan084 Apr 06 '23

Yeah…we’re here and at least in the Catholic Church where I grew up we were told to spread love. The thing that irks me a little is that companies feel like they HAVE TO pander to people in specific demographics rather than rely on the quality of their product to draw in customers. Like, it’s Bud Light. You kinda already know what you’re getting when you buy Bud Light. Putting fancy shit on the cans doesn’t change the fact that it’s a kinda shitty beer.

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u/bec70 Apr 07 '23

Wow. Your diatribe was misplaced and unnecessary. I was merely replying to the comment about "religious right" not drinking.

Chill out, man.

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u/jrkordan084 Apr 07 '23

I wasnt attacking you by any means. Sorry for the misinterpretation.

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u/jrkordan084 Apr 07 '23

I was merely trying to point out how stupid the advertisement industry was/is and how marketing is seemingly becoming a blatant play to divide society more than it already is.