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BrewDog: yet another hip company using 'rebel' language to sell its stuff

Honestly, I find it hard to believe that the women who've accused Watt of harassment would risk their reputation, future employment prospects and potential mental health unless there was something very much in what they're saying. Standing up to any (ex-)employer can be tough, and not without risk, but to someone with his money and social status can't have been easy.
Absolutely.
 
I'm struggling to think of any UK brewery that has accrued so many recent, deeply unsavoury allegations of lies, sexism and bullying with a toxic workplace culture and one that makes female staff feel uncomfortable in the presence of the boss.

Neither can I think of any other company that has had the sheer volume of complaints, or one that spied on their staff, or one that made up fake trade unions or fabricated bullshit PR stories to try and capitalise on the covid crisis. Or one that regularly tries to silence their critics by bullying and legal threats.

But if - as some people keep insisting - they're simply no different to any other UK brewery, then why aren't we hearing endless recent stories about all these other dodgy breweries in the national and international press, week after week?
Spot on.
 
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Whataboutery fail; Watt sort of wrong’un would plough half a mill of their own fortune into such an outfit?
 
Brodog is cringy as hell. Nanny State is a good tasting non-alcoholic beer but I rarely have it because I just can't stand the brewer.

My vegetable stock brand also capitalizes on rebel-speak but somehow it just doesn't irk me as much. I briefly volunteered at a vegan/anarchist cafe back in the day and they had that sort of language, 'punk burger' etc. If they're still going in the same vein it must really piss them off how every corporate shithole has adopted that kind of branding nowadays.
 
Brodog is cringy as hell. Nanny State is a good tasting non-alcoholic beer but I rarely have it because I just can't stand the brewer.

My vegetable stock brand also capitalizes on rebel-speak but somehow it just doesn't irk me as much. I briefly volunteered at a vegan/anarchist cafe back in the day and they had that sort of language, 'punk burger' etc. If they're still going in the same vein it must really piss them off how every corporate shithole has adopted that kind of branding nowadays.

But would you agree with those on this thread who suggest that Brewdog is, in large part, responsible for the revival of the fortunes of the “Punk” movement, and responsible for the recent uplift in its image?
 
Spymaster Who's Mr Gorsky?

e2a Just Googled. Apparently a myth...

Of course it’s a myth :D

In a biography he says that there were several occasions in his youth when people would say xxxx would happen when you walk on the moon. It was a common reference regarding seemingly impossible things back then, but blow jobs aren’t mentioned.
 
Feel free to treat it all as a joke but anyone who drinks alcohol supports the murderous drinks industry in general and frankly has the blood of thousands on their hands. Speaking as someone who is 99% teetotal I personally am glad I am not involved in these killings. On the contrary by purchasing alcohol free beer including sometimes from brewdog I save lives by encouraging the production of harm free hydration providing beverages.
99% teetotal means you're still drinking alcohol and therefore supporting the murderous drinks industry yourself.

And you're either teetotal or you're not, you can't be mostly teetotal.
 
Indeed. if it was something they actually cared about they would have adopted it years ago. Still, it looks like there's plenty of people still being suckered by their PR guff.
Exactly. They only care about making as much money as they possibly can, without considering working conditions etc
 
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