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I think the larger problem with BRCC was that they promote themselves as being a pro 2A company, but after their statement on Rittenhouse it came to light they had made political donations to anti 2A Democrats.
I agree with Yota that you canât boycott everything but in this case it will not be one dime of my money that gets donated.
My thoughts on coffee summed up in the first ten seconds of this video.
IMO-So this is like the immovable object of 2A and the US Constitution versus the irresistible force of Democratic/Socialist/Marxist ideals?
*Rogan had 2 guys on recently that go into great detail what social media doing and what will come of it. Very good info for everyone to take in.
At least for those who are having trouble tuning into whatâs really going on.
I boycott Amazon and Disney, I try to buy us made stuff but that only goes so far. Your absolutely right thoâŚ
Now he needs to sue the âmediaâ for defamation and BRCC can kiss my @$$. I remember when then jumped to condemn Rittenhouse.
Mail-order coffee is EASILY boycotted, though. If Iâm going to buy small bags of fancy coffee, Iâll order some boutique stuff from Hawaii or something. Iâve NEVER had a bite of Ben & Jerryâs-thereâs PLENTY of great ice cream around. We canât always âvote with our dollarsâ, but we often can. Especially with non-essential food items. (Coffee is essential; BRCC coffee is just one of a million options). Besides, I recall some less-than-flattering reviews of BRCC long before these things happened. Thatâs why I never tried them. I can get lame coffee at any gas station.
Ok, ive got to jump into this one late. Someone mentioned Starbucks. FĂck Starbucks. How quickly we forget things in this day and age. I believe it was during the Obama years, Starbucks publicly stated they would give jobs to illegal immigrants before they would employ a veteran. Forgive me but never again. Fxck Starbucks, thats anti American AFâŚ
I dont forget, and I refuse to buy a $10 cup of coffee.
Choices, choices, choices⌠
We are not always going to agree. The only thing that matters is that we all agree on PSA, 2A and the USA. Right?
I donât hesitate âboycottingâ or not supporting businesses/entities that clearly demonstrate an Anti American ideology. Its not that hard and if it wasâŚwell, thatâs how important it is to me. I donât berate those who donât. Thatâs what leftists do
It all depends on how important your views are to you. Itâs not necessarily political views but social and personal views. You want to watch the NFL and go to Starbucks thatâs up to you but I do have issue with people who do those things while complaining about them.
Donât get me wrong. At one point I supported BRCC 100%. Starbucks said they would hire 10,000 immigrants and Hafer responded that he would hire 10,000 vets. I paid like $25 for one of their cups, $35 for a t-shirt and bought numerous bags of Blackbeardâs delight at something like $17 a pop for 12 oz. Bags.
When his donation history became public, along with the statements he has made since, I just felt somewhat betrayed.
Now I drink Wally World French roast at $11.50 for two pounds. Pretty good stuff.
Hey whatever does it for you go with it. I would not care if Hafer donated to Pol Pot, Vlad Lenin, and Uncle Joseph Stalin. His money his business and you the consumer feel free to protest by boycotting. BTW how much products do we the consumer purchase from the Chinese Communist that was made by slaves? Slaves. We all live in a hypocritical world.
I havenât watched a NFL game in years. BUT I do enjoy a Espresso with my Blue berry muffin before I head on to the range shooting stuff. The smell of gunpowder and coffee are two of my favorite things.
All these âcoffee warsâ are hilarious anyway. None of these guys, Starbucks, BRCC etc. Are growing their own beans. Theyâre all sourcing them from the same region of the world. Just middle men with a coffee roaster.
Never knew thatâŚwowâŚ