So real men don't drink Bud Light?

[filghy2]

They object to Dylan's inappropriate objectifying and stereotyping of women.

Right, so Kid Rock and Travis Tritt were really demonstrating their solidarity with feminism?

Who do you think you are fooling? Most of these people think that complaining about objectifying and stereotyping women is "woke".

[filghy2]

Yawn. More of the same absolute gaslighting.

BTW, thanks for going to the trouble of downvoting my 5-year old posts in another thread. Very adult. Was that little frenzy cathartic for you?

[thombergeron]

love how this mouthbreather accuses you of gaslighting then says "these alcoholic misogynists were just protecting women!"

[filghy2]

The above marketing faux pas combined with the recent push to normalize transsexuals in Women's sports and Drag queen story hours, are helping create a backlash against trans folks that just want to live their lives.

So much for your backlash.
https://www.prri.org/research/findin...-values-atlas/

"Eight in ten Americans (80%) favor laws that would protect gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people against discrimination in jobs, public accommodations, and housing. This includes 48% who strongly support such laws. About one in five Americans (18%) oppose these laws, including 7% who strongly oppose them. Support for these protections has increased over the past few years: around seven in ten Americans favored nondiscrimination provisions in 2015 (71%), 2017 (70%), 2018 (69%), and 2019 (72%), before rising to 76% in 2020 and 79% in 2021.[5]

Overwhelming shares of Democrats (90%) and independents (82%), as well as two-thirds of Republicans (66%), favor nondiscrimination provisions for LGBTQ people. Since 2015, support has increased by 12 percentage points among Democrats (78% to 90%) and nine percentage points among independents (73% to 82%). Support among Republicans has increased by five percentage points (61% to 66%)."

[thombergeron]

This is the typical bullshit slight of hand. Have a problem with Dylan essentially acting as a female caricature, highlighting stereotypes we were all told were wrong? You must be a BiGoT.

It's so transparent and tiresome.

Dylan isn't a caricature of a woman. She is a woman, you closeted trash.

[Stavros]

Why are people getting so upset and angry about issues which do not concern 90% of the population? There are not enough Trans people to change a vote, while the real issue for me, citizens with equal rights before the law, is rarely discussed. It seems some people are more equal than others.

I can understand some of the militants forcing their views into the public mind through stunts and posts on social media which are designed to be provocative, but that ought not to detract from the real issues that Trans people face, wherever they live. The weaponization of Trans issues by Trump and De Santis is a mark of their weakness, their failure to collect together a basket of policies that affect the majority of Americans. They end up sounding like basket cases, and in time I think the voters will reject the increasingly autocratic politics.

[thombergeron]

So much for your backlash.
https://www.prri.org/research/findin...-values-atlas/

"Eight in ten Americans (80%) favor laws that would protect gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender people against discrimination in jobs, public accommodations, and housing. This includes 48% who strongly support such laws. About one in five Americans (18%) oppose these laws, including 7% who strongly oppose them. Support for these protections has increased over the past few years: around seven in ten Americans favored nondiscrimination provisions in 2015 (71%), 2017 (70%), 2018 (69%), and 2019 (72%), before rising to 76% in 2020 and 79% in 2021.[5]

Overwhelming shares of Democrats (90%) and independents (82%), as well as two-thirds of Republicans (66%), favor nondiscrimination provisions for LGBTQ people. Since 2015, support has increased by 12 percentage points among Democrats (78% to 90%) and nine percentage points among independents (73% to 82%). Support among Republicans has increased by five percentage points (61% to 66%)."

These dipshits are so convinced that they're red-hot Americans they have no idea that most people don't give a shit about their culture war garbage. This dude is like "I don't have an MBA but..." Yeah bud, you also don't know that Bud Light has been the cheap beer of choice at Pride for decades. Pretty sure the MBAs working for Anheuser-Busch know that.

[broncofan]

This dirkmcgee fella is a silly coward. What a pathetic little closet case.

[broncofan]

They object to Dylan's inappropriate objectifying and stereotyping of women.

They probably also object to Dylan's assertion that men can menstruate.

Acting as though Dylan isn't incredibly problematic destroys any shred of credibility.

Problematic? The people objecting to Dylan representing budweiser are doing so for reasons they're clear about. They call mtf transsexuals "men", "perverts", they blame Jews for some conspiracy to mainstream transgender rights. You're a giant phony.

[broncofan]

This is the typical bullshit slight of hand. Have a problem with Dylan essentially acting as a female caricature, highlighting stereotypes we were all told were wrong? You must be a BiGoT.

It's so transparent and tiresome.

You don't even know how to spell sleight of hand you moron. Why haven't any of the transphobes who are boycotting Budweiser and who btw also think transgender people are responsible for a large share of gun violence
making this argument?

Why are they spending their entire days pretending that transgender people are all groomers and that nobody transitions unless they're delusional? I can link some of the responses to calls to boycott Budweiser if you'd like?

We can all see the arguments being made by the Nazi trash you're defending and none of these people are feminists.