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Did they promote "trans ideology"? Did the ad say anything about trans principles? Or did it just have a trans person in it? Because if you are saying employi
by ternnoburn 2y ago
Did they promote "trans ideology"? Did the ad say anything about trans principles?
Or did it just have a trans person in it?
Because if you are saying employing trans people is woke, that's pretty messed up.
- stringss 2y ago[dead]
- ternnoburn 2y agoDoes that apply to every actor bud hires? If that actor says something personal on their feed, bud is promoting their ideology? Tom Cruise did ads for bud, is Budweiser promoting Scientology? If not, walk me through why one is promoting ideology and the other isn't.
- stringss 2y ago[flagged]
- ternnoburn 2y agoYou are avoiding the question. And of course I'd make the same argument for Andrew Tate. Budweiser hiring Tate isn't "promoting his ideology". Because Budweiser has no ideology beyond "we think this makes us money". They chose Dylan because they thought "this makes us money", if they chose Tate it would be because they thought it makes them money. In neither case would they be promoting their actors ideologies. They are a boring mega corp, their one ideology is "sell beer".