This ought to boost sales. Nothing like a hairy, obese transgender man selling sports bras to women to make them fly off the shelf.

I guess it really it true that women need a man to tell them what to do.

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/calvin-klein-uses-bearded-trans-211411944.html

Calvin Klein uses bearded trans man to advertise sports bra

Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

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no bruh, just a simple question. But as usual, you can't answer the question and resort to name calling like your thin skinned dear leader.

LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Companies advertise to (potential) customers. Insulting your customers is not a smart move.

Showing men in beards as the equivalent of biological females is pretty stupid.

Jack Bauer said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Companies advertise to (potential) customers. Insulting your customers is not a smart move.

Showing men in beards as the equivalent of biological females is pretty stupid.

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i get that it's not that smart from a marketing perspective, but people seem to lose their **** when Bud Light, Target, etc. put out these ads. I don't really get that.

Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

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Where is little Ronnie? I thought for sure this post would have triggered him!

LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

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no bruh, just a simple question. But as usual, you can't answer the question and resort to name calling like your deal leader.

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There are lots of ways pushing social agendas affect people, especially campaigns aimed at children. That's pretty elementary.

LateSteak69 said:

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Jack Bauer said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Companies advertise to (potential) customers. Insulting your customers is not a smart move.

Showing men in beards as the equivalent of biological females is pretty stupid.

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i get that it's not that smart from a marketing perspective, but people seem to lose their **** when Bud Light, Target, etc. put out these ads. I don't really get that.

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If you really can't understand that, you might not be the smartest rock in the box.

D. C. Bear said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Jack Bauer said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Companies advertise to (potential) customers. Insulting your customers is not a smart move.

Showing men in beards as the equivalent of biological females is pretty stupid.

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i get that it's not that smart from a marketing perspective, but people seem to lose their **** when Bud Light, Target, etc. put out these ads. I don't really get that.

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If you really can't understand that, you might not be the smartest rock in the box.

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oh, so the smartest rock goes and buys $500 bucks worth of bud light just to shoot it? If so, that's not a box i want to be in. you can handle that.

Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

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no bruh, just a simple question. But as usual, you can't answer the question and resort to name calling like your deal leader.

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There are lots of ways pushing social agendas affect people, especially campaigns aimed at children. That's pretty elementary.

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Bud light and calvin klein are aimed at kids? Huh.

LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

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no bruh, just a simple question. But as usual, you can't answer the question and resort to name calling like your deal leader.

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There are lots of ways pushing social agendas affect people, especially campaigns aimed at children. That's pretty elementary.

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Bud light and calvin klein are aimed at kids? Huh.

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I don't think I said or suggested that. Target's campaign certainly was aimed at children. Perhaps you were unaware of that.

As a purported "conservative," it's quite odd you have a problem with conservatives speaking out against liberal social agendas.

LateSteak69 said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Jack Bauer said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Companies advertise to (potential) customers. Insulting your customers is not a smart move.

Showing men in beards as the equivalent of biological females is pretty stupid.

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i get that it's not that smart from a marketing perspective, but people seem to lose their **** when Bud Light, Target, etc. put out these ads. I don't really get that.

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If you really can't understand that, you might not be the smartest rock in the box.

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oh, so the smartest rock goes and buys $500 bucks worth of bud light just to shoot it? If so, that's not a box i want to be in. you can handle that.

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Nothing to do with buying $500 of Bud Light and shooting it. If you can't understand why people don't like these ads, you are not particularly bright. I didn't say you had to agree with them, but to not understand what's going on is just not very bright.

Having said that, his video garnered at least $20 million views. Let's assume he spend some money on the ammunition and the gun as well as the cheap beer. You can make $2,000 to $15,000 per million views on YouTube.
Let's take the low end. 20 million views x $2,000 comes out to about $40,000. Less $500 for the beer and $500 for the ammo he still made, on the low end, more with a half minute video than most Americans make in a year.

Mothra said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

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no bruh, just a simple question. But as usual, you can't answer the question and resort to name calling like your deal leader.

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There are lots of ways pushing social agendas affect people, especially campaigns aimed at children. That's pretty elementary.

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Bud light and calvin klein are aimed at kids? Huh.

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I don't think I said or suggested that. Target's campaign certainly was aimed at children. Perhaps you were unaware of that.

As a purported "conservative," it's quite odd you have a problem with conservatives speaking out against liberal social agendas.

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Never said i had a problem with conservatives speaking out. You must have missed that and created your own argument as you consistently do.

I was just asking how this really affects people's lives. Not meant with any ill intent, just an honest question.

D. C. Bear said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Jack Bauer said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Companies advertise to (potential) customers. Insulting your customers is not a smart move.

Showing men in beards as the equivalent of biological females is pretty stupid.

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i get that it's not that smart from a marketing perspective, but people seem to lose their **** when Bud Light, Target, etc. put out these ads. I don't really get that.

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If you really can't understand that, you might not be the smartest rock in the box.

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oh, so the smartest rock goes and buys $500 bucks worth of bud light just to shoot it? If so, that's not a box i want to be in. you can handle that.

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Nothing to do with buying $500 of Bud Light and shooting it. If you can't understand why people don't like these ads, you are not particularly bright. I didn't say you had to agree with them, but to not understand what's going on is just not very bright.

Having said that, his video garnered at least $20 million views. Let's assume he spend some money on the ammunition and the gun as well as the cheap beer. You can make $2,000 to $15,000 per million views on YouTube.
Let's take the low end. 20 million views x $2,000 comes out to about $40,000. Less $500 for the beer and $500 for the ammo he still made, on the low end, more with a half minute video than most Americans make in a year.

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ok, i will try again and perhaps type slower for you so you can understand. I asked how it affects your life, not why people don't like them. If you can't understand that, maybe just don't answer.

LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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These people are only hurting themselves. Your silence on this is violence. You think this will give them peace and freedom. It will not. People need to be warned and told the truth. Sin leads to misery and destruction. You may not care about what a Holy God desires for our lives, and for our nation, but there are still many millions of Americans that do, and we still have the right and ability to voice our beliefs. Along with many other passages in God's Word, Proverbs 14:34 states: "Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a disgrace to any people."

Here is more on the subject, since you asked how this affects our lives, and why we care. Let us learn from history. Do you know why Rome fell? It was for exactly the same things we see going on in our nation today.

https://www.bibleref.com/Proverbs/14/Proverbs-14-34.html

Laws and government officials are, ultimately, extensions of the people. They are distilled versions of what that culture wantsor, at least, what it tolerates. When a nation is steeped in sin and rebellion against God, there are natural consequences. The strength of a nation might result in military or economic power, but the source of real strength is in the nation's moral character. Law and government will always turn towards the desires of the people, eventually. The presence of righteous individuals and families makes a nation strong, but wickedness in individuals and families degrades a nation and weakens it.

The book of Judges reveals these truths. When the people of Israel did was right in their own eyes but wrong in God's eyes, Israel succumbed to her enemies (Judges 2:1123; 17:6). However, when the people called out to the Lord, He delivered the nation from her enemies (Judges 3:911, 15; 4:3, 2324; 6:614; 10:1016).

Also, in the times of the kings of Israel and Judah, idolatry and rebellion against God caused the northern nation of Israel and the southern kingdom of Judah to fall and go into captivity (2 Kings 17:68). However, Judah had some good kings and periods of revival, whereas Israel had neither, therefore Judah survived nearly a century and a half longer than Israel before finally falling to the Babylonians (2 Chronicles 36:1721; Daniel 1:1).

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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These people are only hurting themselves. Your silence on this is violence. You think this will give them peace and freedom. It will not. People need to be warned and told the truth. Sin leads to misery and destruction. You may not care about what a Holy God desires for our lives, and for our nation, but there are still many millions of Americans that do, and we still have the right and ability to voice our beliefs. Along with many other passages in God's Word, Proverbs 14:34 states: "Righteousness exalts a nation, but sin is a disgrace to any people."

Here is more on the subject, since you asked why we care.

https://www.bibleref.com/Proverbs/14/Proverbs-14-34.html

Laws and government officials are, ultimately, extensions of the people. They are distilled versions of what that culture wantsor, at least, what it tolerates. When a nation is steeped in sin and rebellion against God, there are natural consequences. The strength of a nation might result in military or economic power, but the source of real strength is in the nation's moral character. Law and government will always turn towards the desires of the people, eventually. The presence of righteous individuals and families makes a nation strong, but wickedness in individuals and families degrades a nation and weakens it.

The book of Judges reveals these truths. When the people of Israel did was right in their own eyes but wrong in God's eyes, Israel succumbed to her enemies (Judges 2:1123; 17:6). However, when the people called out to the Lord, He delivered the nation from her enemies (Judges 3:911, 15; 4:3, 2324; 6:614; 10:1016).

Also, in the times of the kings of Israel and Judah, idolatry and rebellion against God caused the northern nation of Israel and the southern kingdom of Judah to fall and go into captivity (2 Kings 17:68). However, Judah had some good kings and periods of revival, whereas Israel had neither, therefore Judah survived nearly a century and a half longer than Israel before finally falling to the Babylonians (2 Chronicles 36:1721; Daniel 1:1).

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Thank you for that response.

You are welcome. I hope it helps.

LateSteak69 said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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D. C. Bear said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Jack Bauer said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Companies advertise to (potential) customers. Insulting your customers is not a smart move.

Showing men in beards as the equivalent of biological females is pretty stupid.

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i get that it's not that smart from a marketing perspective, but people seem to lose their **** when Bud Light, Target, etc. put out these ads. I don't really get that.

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If you really can't understand that, you might not be the smartest rock in the box.

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oh, so the smartest rock goes and buys $500 bucks worth of bud light just to shoot it? If so, that's not a box i want to be in. you can handle that.

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Nothing to do with buying $500 of Bud Light and shooting it. If you can't understand why people don't like these ads, you are not particularly bright. I didn't say you had to agree with them, but to not understand what's going on is just not very bright.

Having said that, his video garnered at least $20 million views. Let's assume he spend some money on the ammunition and the gun as well as the cheap beer. You can make $2,000 to $15,000 per million views on YouTube.
Let's take the low end. 20 million views x $2,000 comes out to about $40,000. Less $500 for the beer and $500 for the ammo he still made, on the low end, more with a half minute video than most Americans make in a year.

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ok, i will try again and perhaps type slower for you so you can understand. I asked how it affects your life, not why people don't like them. If you can't understand that, maybe just don't answer.

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When a society starts to normalize and reward destructive behaviors you get more of that behavior. Eventually it impacts all of us. You get insane things like surgical mutilation of children and men competing in women's sports. As Hillary Clinton said, "It takes a village." If you can't understand that, you might just be that village's idiot.

I am not a fan of commercials that try to sell hamburgers by treating women like sex objects, either. It's not a good look. Promoting and normalizing this guy's mental illness isn't a good look, either.

LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

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no bruh, just a simple question. But as usual, you can't answer the question and resort to name calling like your deal leader.

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There are lots of ways pushing social agendas affect people, especially campaigns aimed at children. That's pretty elementary.

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Bud light and calvin klein are aimed at kids? Huh.

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I don't think I said or suggested that. Target's campaign certainly was aimed at children. Perhaps you were unaware of that.

As a purported "conservative," it's quite odd you have a problem with conservatives speaking out against liberal social agendas.

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Never said i had a problem with conservatives speaking out. You must have missed that and created your own argument as you consistently do.

I was just asking how this really affects people's lives. Not meant with any ill intent, just an honest question.

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Men competing in women's sports affects people's lives.

Men going into female bathrooms and locker rooms affects people's lives.

Teaching gender pronouns and ideology, having obscene books shared in public schools affect people's lives.

Having drag queen story hour at school and 'family-friendly' drag shows affects people's lives.

Normalizing this as mainstream through advertising is where people can have a say to stop it.

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Gay marriage did not affect people's lives directly. You didn't have to endorse it, you didn't have to participate, you can still have straight marriage just as before. But of course the power hungry had to keep pushing and pushing their agenda into corporations, locker rooms and to children.

LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

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no bruh, just a simple question. But as usual, you can't answer the question and resort to name calling like your deal leader.

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There are lots of ways pushing social agendas affect people, especially campaigns aimed at children. That's pretty elementary.

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Bud light and calvin klein are aimed at kids? Huh.

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I don't think I said or suggested that. Target's campaign certainly was aimed at children. Perhaps you were unaware of that.

As a purported "conservative," it's quite odd you have a problem with conservatives speaking out against liberal social agendas.

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Never said i had a problem with conservatives speaking out. You must have missed that and created your own argument as you consistently do.

I was just asking how this really affects people's lives. Not meant with any ill intent, just an honest question.

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Honest question - how does this affect your life? Why are people so outraged?

LateSteak69 said:

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Jack Bauer said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Companies advertise to (potential) customers. Insulting your customers is not a smart move.

Showing men in beards as the equivalent of biological females is pretty stupid.

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i get that it's not that smart from a marketing perspective, but people seem to lose their **** when Bud Light, Target, etc. put out these ads. I don't really get that.

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We get that these things are not offensive to you. They are offensive to a large portion of Americans.

Mothra said:

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This ought to boost sales. Nothing like a hairy, obese transgender man selling sports bras to women to make them fly off the shelf.

I guess it really it true that women need a man to tell them what to do.

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/calvin-klein-uses-bearded-trans-211411944.html

Calvin Klein uses bearded trans man to advertise sports bra

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(Between me and you, I'm never gonna buy that bra)

And for Budweiser to get my money, they're gonna have to sell me a Modelo or a Corona or a Stella.

LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

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no bruh, just a simple question. But as usual, you can't answer the question and resort to name calling like your deal leader.

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There are lots of ways pushing social agendas affect people, especially campaigns aimed at children. That's pretty elementary.

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Bud light and calvin klein are aimed at kids? Huh.

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I don't think I said or suggested that. Target's campaign certainly was aimed at children. Perhaps you were unaware of that.

As a purported "conservative," it's quite odd you have a problem with conservatives speaking out against liberal social agendas.

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Never said i had a problem with conservatives speaking out. You must have missed that and created your own argument as you consistently do.

I was just asking how this really affects people's lives. Not meant with any ill intent, just an honest question.

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Are people limited to only commenting about matters directly affecting them? Presumably that rule only applies to other people and not to you?

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Mothra said:

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This ought to boost sales. Nothing like a hairy, obese transgender man selling sports bras to women to make them fly off the shelf.

I guess it really it true that women need a man to tell them what to do.

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/calvin-klein-uses-bearded-trans-211411944.html

Calvin Klein uses bearded trans man to advertise sports bra

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(Between me and you, I'm never gonna buy that bra)

And for Budweiser to get my money, they're gonna have to sell me a Modelo or a Corona or a Stella.

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I think it's more like a "bro" than a bra.

Sorry if you're too young for the Seinfeld reference.

LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

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no bruh, just a simple question. But as usual, you can't answer the question and resort to name calling like your deal leader.

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There are lots of ways pushing social agendas affect people, especially campaigns aimed at children. That's pretty elementary.

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Bud light and calvin klein are aimed at kids? Huh.

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I don't think I said or suggested that. Target's campaign certainly was aimed at children. Perhaps you were unaware of that.

As a purported "conservative," it's quite odd you have a problem with conservatives speaking out against liberal social agendas.

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Never said i had a problem with conservatives speaking out. You must have missed that and created your own argument as you consistently do.

I was just asking how this really affects people's lives. Not meant with any ill intent, just an honest question.

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Cultural issues affect us all, for obvious reasons. When a certain segment of the population is attempting to normalize behavior that for hundreds of years Western society has by-and-large considered sexually deviant, immoral and destructive, then the repercussions of that should be obvious to most.

I simply find it odd that a self-described conservative fails to grasp that basic concept. You SURE you're conservative?

Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

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no bruh, just a simple question. But as usual, you can't answer the question and resort to name calling like your deal leader.

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There are lots of ways pushing social agendas affect people, especially campaigns aimed at children. That's pretty elementary.

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Bud light and calvin klein are aimed at kids? Huh.

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I don't think I said or suggested that. Target's campaign certainly was aimed at children. Perhaps you were unaware of that.

As a purported "conservative," it's quite odd you have a problem with conservatives speaking out against liberal social agendas.

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Geez I hate to wade in but it is not a "liberal social agenda" It is honoring the gender identity of all people.

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

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no bruh, just a simple question. But as usual, you can't answer the question and resort to name calling like your deal leader.

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There are lots of ways pushing social agendas affect people, especially campaigns aimed at children. That's pretty elementary.

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Bud light and calvin klein are aimed at kids? Huh.

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I don't think I said or suggested that. Target's campaign certainly was aimed at children. Perhaps you were unaware of that.

As a purported "conservative," it's quite odd you have a problem with conservatives speaking out against liberal social agendas.

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Never said i had a problem with conservatives speaking out. You must have missed that and created your own argument as you consistently do.

I was just asking how this really affects people's lives. Not meant with any ill intent, just an honest question.

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Are people limited to only commenting about matters directly affecting them? Presumably that rule only applies to other people and not to you?

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Yes, if it attacks human for their gender identity. T under lying issue is for you, posters, here see it as abnormal.

Mothra said:

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This ought to boost sales. Nothing like a hairy, obese transgender man selling sports bras to women to make them fly off the shelf.

I guess it really it true that women need a man to tell them what to do.

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/calvin-klein-uses-bearded-trans-211411944.html

Calvin Klein uses bearded trans man to advertise sports bra

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Toxic femulinity

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

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no bruh, just a simple question. But as usual, you can't answer the question and resort to name calling like your deal leader.

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There are lots of ways pushing social agendas affect people, especially campaigns aimed at children. That's pretty elementary.

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Bud light and calvin klein are aimed at kids? Huh.

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I don't think I said or suggested that. Target's campaign certainly was aimed at children. Perhaps you were unaware of that.

As a purported "conservative," it's quite odd you have a problem with conservatives speaking out against liberal social agendas.

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Geez I hate to wade in but it is not a "liberal social agenda" It is honoring the gender identity of all people.

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As a Christian who subscribes to Judeo-Christian ethics, I see it differently. It's honoring and placating mental illness, and disregarding what God says is best for humanity.

LateSteak69 said:

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Jack Bauer said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Companies advertise to (potential) customers. Insulting your customers is not a smart move.

Showing men in beards as the equivalent of biological females is pretty stupid.

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i get that it's not that smart from a marketing perspective, but people seem to lose their **** when Bud Light, Target, etc. put out these ads. I don't really get that.

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Chick-Fil-A says hi

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JXL said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Mothra said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Ah yes, the usual suspects triggered by these types of posts...

Calm down, little guy. It's called capitalism.

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no bruh, just a simple question. But as usual, you can't answer the question and resort to name calling like your deal leader.

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There are lots of ways pushing social agendas affect people, especially campaigns aimed at children. That's pretty elementary.

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Bud light and calvin klein are aimed at kids? Huh.

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I don't think I said or suggested that. Target's campaign certainly was aimed at children. Perhaps you were unaware of that.

As a purported "conservative," it's quite odd you have a problem with conservatives speaking out against liberal social agendas.

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Never said i had a problem with conservatives speaking out. You must have missed that and created your own argument as you consistently do.

I was just asking how this really affects people's lives. Not meant with any ill intent, just an honest question.

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Are people limited to only commenting about matters directly affecting them? Presumably that rule only applies to other people and not to you?

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Yes, if it attacks human for their gender identity. T under lying issue is for you, posters, here see it as abnormal.

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Ah yes, the oft-used tactic of the left - shut down any discussion by declaring it a hateful attack that is off limits for discussion.

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Companies advertise to (potential) customers. Insulting your customers is not a smart move.

Showing men in beards as the equivalent of biological females is pretty stupid.

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i get that it's not that smart from a marketing perspective, but people seem to lose their **** when Bud Light, Target, etc. put out these ads. I don't really get that.

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We get that these things are not offensive to you. They are offensive to a large portion of Americans.

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Then they are bigots you know like southern brothers and sisters who were offended by racially mixed married couples, mixed race children,and gay couples.

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D. C. Bear said:

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LateSteak69 said:

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Remind me again how this or bud light really affects your life?

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Companies advertise to (potential) customers. Insulting your customers is not a smart move.

Showing men in beards as the equivalent of biological females is pretty stupid.

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i get that it's not that smart from a marketing perspective, but people seem to lose their **** when Bud Light, Target, etc. put out these ads. I don't really get that.

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If you really can't understand that, you might not be the smartest rock in the box.

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oh, so the smartest rock goes and buys $500 bucks worth of bud light just to shoot it? If so, that's not a box i want to be in. you can handle that.

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Nothing to do with buying $500 of Bud Light and shooting it. If you can't understand why people don't like these ads, you are not particularly bright. I didn't say you had to agree with them, but to not understand what's going on is just not very bright.

Having said that, his video garnered at least $20 million views. Let's assume he spend some money on the ammunition and the gun as well as the cheap beer. You can make $2,000 to $15,000 per million views on YouTube.
Let's take the low end. 20 million views x $2,000 comes out to about $40,000. Less $500 for the beer and $500 for the ammo he still made, on the low end, more with a half minute video than most Americans make in a year.

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ok, i will try again and perhaps type slower for you so you can understand. I asked how it affects your life, not why people don't like them. If you can't understand that, maybe just don't answer.

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When a society starts to normalize and reward destructive behaviors (who said these people are abnormal. That's your straw man. you get more of that behavior. What? and so What? Eventually it impacts all of us. You get insane things like surgical mutilation of children and men competing in women's sports. Bigorty pure and simpleAs Hillary Clinton said, "It takes a village." If you can't understand that, you might just be that village's idiot.

I am not a fan of commercials that try to sell hamburgers by treating women like sex objects, either. It's not a good look. Promoting and normalizing this guy's mental illness isn't a good look, either.

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This ought to boost sales. Nothing like a hairy, obese transgender man selling sports bras to women to make them fly off the shelf.

I guess it really it true that women need a man to tell them what to do.

https://www.yahoo.com/finance/news/calvin-klein-uses-bearded-trans-211411944.html

Calvin Klein uses bearded trans man to advertise sports bra

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(Between me and you, I'm never gonna buy that bra)

And for Budweiser to get my money, they're gonna have to sell me a Modelo or a Corona or a Stella.

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I think it's more like a "bro" than a bra.

Sorry if you're too young for the Seinfeld reference.

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great episode, it was on last night.