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Brewer says it regrets “inappropriate use of brand logo” in publicity promoting San Francisco’s Folsom Street Fair
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Beowulf
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I make my own beer at home, but if I had none on hand, Miller would never be a choice for me again.
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WanderAimlessly
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I don’t drink beer.
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Nohome
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To forgive is divine. I think I’ll go accept their apology with a six pack.I make my own beer at home, but if I had none on hand, Miller would never be a choice for me again.
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Joe_Kelley
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I see that they are sorry that their logo got bad publicity, they are sorry people were offended, they are sorry they got caught. I don’t see any sorry that they promoted such an event.
In fact it is obvious that they intend to continue to promote such events, since they have set up new rules for next year’s support.
Their support of the event is enough reason to boycott them; not because I wish to pressure them; I just don’t want anything to do with such a product.
In fact it is obvious that they intend to continue to promote such events, since they have set up new rules for next year’s support.
Their support of the event is enough reason to boycott them; not because I wish to pressure them; I just don’t want anything to do with such a product.
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OneAugustKnight
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It seems that they are sorry that Christians interrupted an advertisement with their logo on it as offensive. How is that an apology?
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