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

Nothing at all. two and a half thousand posts on this thread, just going to go look at the amazon workers solidarity one. Oh, 50 posts.
I don't think we have one on the child labour people who mine cobalt for our phones but will check.

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So why compare fanboys who get tattoos and bUrGEr lovers to people calling out shitty practices? :confused:
Great whattaboutery in the edit too
what is bUrGEr? the comparison is becaiuse of focus on this one brand, lifting it up above all other brewers for either love or hate, both of which are their marketing gold & key to success.
 
what is bUrGEr? the comparison is becaiuse of focus on this one brand, lifting it up above all other brewers for either love or hate, both of which are their marketing gold & key to success.
enjoy your fun with the contrary crowd
 
By contributing to the thread you have contributed to their profits, albeit indirectly. They have used you to create their brand. They absolutely need people like you.
This is one of those cases where there's no such thing as bad publicity, merely brand awareness.
 
are you very cross? ok. I dont have any strong feelings about beer tbh.
As you pointed out, some people are so cross about beer that they degrade workers' rights by forgetting to campaign for them properly. It's good that you reserve your strong feelings for good causes. I do too. I am virtue signalling by writing this.
 
Does anybody really think the gold can thing is going to be some sort of reckoning for them? Its really not, its not anywhere near as interesting as the stuffed squirrel beers that they sold as another media-attention story.



as that old thing i linked to says:

'BrewDog embodies, in short, much about modern life that many people love to hate, particularly online and almost certainly beneath this article: you don’t have to search far to find someone on the internet calling BrewDog “hipsters”, “pretentious”, “wankers”, “arseholes” or simply “full of shit”. In the small but passionate world of British beer nerds, few subjects arouse stronger feelings than BrewDog'..
Nonetheless, for the past four years, this has been the fastest-growing food and drinks producer in Britain, and the fastest-growing bar and restaurant operator.'


Why is that happening, why have they had such enormous success do you reckon, you very angry people who have been writing very angry things about BREWDOG Ltd for almost a decade?
 
As you pointed out, some people are so cross about beer that they degrade workers' rights by forgetting to campaign for them properly. It's good that you reserve your strong feelings for good causes. I do too. I am virtue signalling by writing this.
Yes. Me too. We are the righteous ones.
 
Nothing at all. two and a half thousand posts on this thread, just going to go look at the amazon workers solidarity one. Oh, 50 posts.
I don't think we have one on the child labour people who mine cobalt for our phones but will check.
You do realise that your posts about how this thread has too many posts on it are also posts on this thread, right?
 
You do realise that your posts about how this thread has too many posts on it are also posts on this thread, right?
That's the genius of Brewdog. :(
I don't give much of a shit at all about fancy beer, occasionally might ask the person at the bar for a taste of the guest one with a picture of a garden gnome or a celt on or something, when i'm feeling sophisticated and up for a Craft Ale or whatever they're called, but here i am adding to the internet mentions of Brewdog Ltd.
 
Does anybody really think the gold can thing is going to be some sort of reckoning for them? Its really not, its not anywhere near as interesting as the stuffed squirrel beers that they sold as another media-attention story.



as that old thing i linked to says:

'BrewDog embodies, in short, much about modern life that many people love to hate, particularly online and almost certainly beneath this article: you don’t have to search far to find someone on the internet calling BrewDog “hipsters”, “pretentious”, “wankers”, “arseholes” or simply “full of shit”. In the small but passionate world of British beer nerds, few subjects arouse stronger feelings than BrewDog'..
Nonetheless, for the past four years, this has been the fastest-growing food and drinks producer in Britain, and the fastest-growing bar and restaurant operator.'


Why is that happening, why have they had such enormous success do you reckon, you very angry people who have been writing very angry things about BREWDOG Ltd for almost a decade?

They don't get this.

Time and again we've seen posted here .... 'Slagging off a company online IS NOT free positive advertising' .

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Not having been interested much at all, not a sophisticated beer person me, for some reason I found and read this long thing about Brewdog yesterday


Its really old but it’s a good article. Interesting even if you just like bog standard lager like me.

In that context this latest ‘scandal’ is just more of exactly what their key to success has been.
The hype is not a mistake it’s the point.
That's what most of this thread has said, it's all about the hype. And they're sexist arseholes.
 
i'm going to be seen as a Brewdog Supporter now, even though i poured that one can of Nanny State down the sink and put it in he recycling. :(
If its any use i have about as much desire to go and drink in one of their fake brick-fake graffiti bars as i have to join a gym.
Just think the phenomenon is interesting. Bad publicity is the key to their success.
 
i'm going to be seen as a Brewdog Supporter now, even though i poured that one can of Nanny State down the sink and put it in he recycling. :(
If its any use i have about as much desire to go and drink in one of their fake brick-fake graffiti bars as i have to join a gym.

If you're not a hate-filled, spittle-flecked, nonsense poster, you're part of the problem! ;)
 
Does anybody really think the gold can thing is going to be some sort of reckoning for them? Its really not, its not anywhere near as interesting as the stuffed squirrel beers that they sold as another media-attention story.



as that old thing i linked to says:

'BrewDog embodies, in short, much about modern life that many people love to hate, particularly online and almost certainly beneath this article: you don’t have to search far to find someone on the internet calling BrewDog “hipsters”, “pretentious”, “wankers”, “arseholes” or simply “full of shit”. In the small but passionate world of British beer nerds, few subjects arouse stronger feelings than BrewDog'..
Nonetheless, for the past four years, this has been the fastest-growing food and drinks producer in Britain, and the fastest-growing bar and restaurant operator.'


Why is that happening
, why have they had such enormous success do you reckon, you very angry people who have been writing very angry things about BREWDOG Ltd for almost a decade?
Because they are way more wankers about and gullible dicks who fall for the hype and marketing, and also the contrary cunts on here
 
Next big one... Austerity Ales®, with Left-Wing Lager and Right-Wing Rosé, and and a limited run of 'Your Mum'.
Divide and conquer.
 
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Nothing at all. two and a half thousand posts on this thread, just going to go look at the amazon workers solidarity one. Oh, 50 posts.
I don't think we have one on the child labour people who mine cobalt for our phones but will check.
Now that's what I call a edited post.

And running with you amazing logic here: if I find any worthwhile topics that you haven't contributed sufficient posts to, can that be taken as proof that you don't care much about the suffering being discussed?
 
Now that's what I call a edited post.

And running with you amazing logic here: if I find any worthwhile topics that you haven't contributed sufficient posts to, can that be taken as proof that you don't care much about the suffering being discussed?
If it feels good to be very cross with me about Brewdog ltd please feel free i don't mind. I really don't care about Brewdog at all, if they disappear tomorrow great, I wont notice tbh.
I only had one point, which is that negative publicity, on the internet, the more the better, is their lifeblood, it's what made and sustains them above all other breweries. So i think this is an interesting example of a current phenomenon, that's all.
 
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