• primbin@lemmy.one
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    1 year ago

    I don’t really think this is fundamentally different from how it’s always been. Food and drink has always had branding, and I don’t see how gay water is truly that much different from any other branding. The only difference I see is that republicans won’t stop complaining about it

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      1 year ago

      How would you react if someone prints Jesus Christ, hanging on the cross with bloody hands and feet onto your favourite beer. With a face of pure agony and some letters addressing charity?

      Or how would you react if some company prints advertisement of Scientology onto their products.

      The only thing that belongs onto a product is something to identify the brand, the expiry date, and what it actually contains.

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        1 year ago

        I’d probably just buy a different beer and get on with my life. So long as they’re not using their product to actively promote bigotry in society, there’s no reason for me to care.

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        How would you react if someone prints Jesus Christ, hanging on the cross with bloody hands and feet onto your favourite beer. With a face of pure agony and some letters addressing charity?

        That sounds quite metal tbh for beer. I would give it a go.