> By obfuscating its brand name on products like Blue Moon, Coors is violating the consumer’s right to know who he is supporting, and where his beverage comes f

> By obfuscating its brand name on products like Blue Moon, Coors is violating the consumer’s right to know who he is supporting, and where his beverage comes from. (I don't think my rights have been violated. They'd have to prevent me from reading this article in order to do that.) This is not fundamentally different than this absurdity: By obfuscating its brand name on products like the Lincoln Navigator, Ford is violating the consumer's right to know who he is supporting, and where his SUV comes from. I really like Stella Artois and Blue Moon, and it doesn't bother me that they're brewed by large brewers. What makes a beer good is not the fact that the company that makes it is of a certain size. I love being able to go to a bar I've never been to and have at least two good options of last resort if they don't carry something else that I know I'll like.