“Investors shouldn’t be worried,” says InvestorPlace.com after Anheuser-Busch sales have plummeted catastrophically across the country. But should they? In order for Anheuser-Busch stock to be worth something, people have to be buying their products. And suddenly, normal people are no longer buying Bud Light or other Anheuser-Busch beers. That’s because Anheuser-Busch made the choice to jump on board the radical transgender bus, right as high-profile transgender shooters are committing political murders at Christian schools.
The backlash against Anheuser-Busch started earlier this month when Bud Light decided it would be a good idea to partner with a transgender weirdo for no good reason. Dylan Mulvaney is the guy’s name, and he’s so weird that he doesn’t just identify as a woman. He identifies as a little girl. Bud Light put his face on a can of its beer and sent it to Mulvaney, who fawned over it on his Instagram channel.
American beer drinkers were rightly disgusted. Kid Rock led the way by shooting his remaining cases of Bud Light in the backyard. Former Trump advisor Sebastian Gorka posted a video of himself dumping his last six-pack in the trash can. Country music star Travis Tritt canceled Anheuser-Busch’s sponsorship of his upcoming tour.
And the biggest problem of all is that the ordinary people who were buying Bud Light and drinking it are no longer buying it. Bud Light has come out of the closet as a brand that is allied with a terrorist agenda that hates American families and America itself.
This all stems from the idiocy of the “inclusion” part of the whole Diversity-Inclusion-Equity (DIE!) agenda. And it’s absolutely stupid from a business model.
Corporations that decide to practice DIE! like Anheuser-Busch are operating on the assumption that A) America is a racist and bigoted country that must be fixed by their “corporate responsibility,” and B) there must be some huge untapped audience of transgender customers out there somewhere that are not buying their products since you can’t turn on the television without receiving an eyeball assault from some dude in a prom dress.
They believe they must be leaving million-dollar bills on the sidewalk by not pushing transgender inclusion. But from a purely economic standpoint, the demand for transgenders in 2023 America far outstrips the supply.
Anheuser-Busch must not have gotten the memo. The gays all drink IPA, not Bud Light. Talk about not knowing your core audience!
Plus, the idea that Americans have always been bigoted against cross-dressers (which is what transgenders really are) and therefore the rest of us need to be fixed is just ludicrous. Americans have always been somewhat tolerant of cross-dressers. The Marilyn Monroe movie Some Like It Hot, with Jack Lemmon and Tony Curtis cross-dressing in 1959, was nominated for six Academy Awards. It earned $50 million at the box office against a $3 million budget. Tom Hanks’ career started with him cross-dressing in a sitcom in the early 1980s.
People are opposed to transgenderism today because instead of being entertaining, the trans dudes are trying to beat up girls, steal all their trophies, and rub their privates on little kids at the library. Guess what? Normal people aren’t okay with that phenomenon, which started about 5 minutes ago. (Actually, it started right around the time of Barack Obama’s 2012 reelection.)
MMA fighter Fallon Fox (real name: Boyd Burton) has now cracked the skulls of two different female fighters in his career. That’s not “inclusive.” It’s gross. It’s not funny anymore.
That’s why normal people aren’t going to be buying Anheuser-Busch products for a long time, if ever again. It’s not like we have to go to the trouble of replacing a school board to smack this problem down. All we have to do is stop buying Bud Light. And it looks like that’s exactly what the public is now doing with their beer-buying dollars. Anheuser-Busch investors SHOULD be worried.
