- MAGA influencer, catturd2 - That really says all there is to say. - Isn’t that the guy who’s always chasing Elon Musk’s dick around? - No idea. - But it’s a grown-ass man who thinks calling himself catturd is the height of comedy. - Agreed, that’s just childish. 
- I feel attacked. 
- It’s a woman. Both other than that, you’re both right. - As far as I care to research, it’s a guy: - My bad, I was thinking of Libs of Tiktok. - So many hate mongers. It’s easy to lose track. - Very true. And really, they’re all essentially cat turds. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
- Tinfoil hat time, maybe they’re a false flag plant by the FDA to fight the obesity epidemic. - It’s clearly not working. 
 
- I want to be an influencer too. 
 
- What is this weird as fuck idea these people have that they’re entitled to a company’s advertising money? 
- I remember seeing on Shitter the founder of Home Depot was supporting Trump and people were saying they wouldn’t shop there anymore. - The snowflake Trump supports were upset people would do that because it was hurting the workers. I guess it only matters when it is their cause. - Any argument they make is just what they think will have the most chance of getting others to agree with them. They didn’t give a fuck about the workers in either case just like BP didn’t really give a fuck about the retirees that depended on their survival. - The right coined both “Cancel culture” and “Go woke Go broke” within 5 years. 
 
- Menards supports trump too. 
 
- “LET THE MARKET DECIDE!” - “Yeah, the market hates you!” - “Wait, not like that!” 
- What a bunch of easily triggered snowflakes 
- I’m confused about this lawsuit. Haven’t advertisers always been allowed to not advertise in places they don’t think align with their brand? 
- The Bud Lite treatment: “boycott” for a few weeks and then go right back to buying their stuff. In fact I’d be surprised if they did that much in enough numbers to make even a wiggle in Dunkin’s bottom line for the quarter. - I mean Bud Lite was significantly affected, but that’s mostly because the people boycotting it were the only ones buying it in the first place. I don’t think the right has a monopoly on Donuts and Coffee in the same fashion. 
 
- What is it woth the right and cancel culture? It feels like there’s no free speech anymore. - Bunch of snowflakes. 
- What the shit is Rumble anyway? - sounds like the name of the right wing ‘grindr’ app 
- Rumble/Locals is a video sharing platform, like YouTube, and you don’t have any of the ridiculous no-no words & censorship of YouTube to abide by (under threat of age-gating, deletion, demonetization). You can say words like: suicide, depression, covid, vaccine, Hitler, porn, pedophile, etc etc etc without people getting all weird. - You can stream copyrighted content & watch a movie together, as long as there’s some banter & you’re not straight ripping movies. It’s fun, it’s like watching with friends. - Each creator can enforce THEIR OWN censorship & values on their community as they see fit, the only thing(s) Rumble/Locals does not want to see are: porn, child porn, and idk probably like extreme gore. 
 
- Whatever blip Bud Light experienced was due to their flip flopping. I was ready to start stocking up for our annual July 04 bash and would have gone out of my way to buy some (even though I don’t normally) until they rolled over for the magas and fired the person responsible for sending that single can of bud light to a trans influencer. I know others had a similar thought process, because I’ve seen it discussed online and in meatspace. - I’m sure I’ve bought products that they own since then unknowingly, but haven’t knowingly bought an AB product since then. All they had to do was take a stance, but they proved to be exactly what all megacorps are - greedy and spineless. Edit: Just like Target, I might add. 
- wanking gesture 
- Well if they follow the Elon Musk model, can’t Dunkin Donuts sue MAGA? LOL 
- Another f-ing right-wing weirdo, lovely. I haven’t been in a DD since I was 10 and we don’t have them here on the left coast AFAIK but if there was any kind of boycott by these freaks, hell I’d mail order a half dozen boxes (if they do MO) and share at the local food pantry. DD donuts are awesome, loved them as a New England kid. - No, they’re not. The donut quality has gone to the toilet, both in terms of workmanship (they come in frozen and par-baked, I think) and materials (they taste plasticine). The coffee tastes like dishwater. - Service is still quick and not terrible, and they’re everwhere, and reliable. But by no means are they awesome. - (I still get a boston cream donut and medium regular after I’ve been away for a while. It’s just a sign of home for me, but that’s maybe twice a year at best.) - Where I’m at, the service is slow and terrible in addition to the other points you’ve made. DD went downhill and then off a cliff. 
- Agreed on this summary - however - DD’s cold brew is significantly better than the majority of chain spots. Hell, it’s even better/more consistent than a lot of small local shops in my area as well. - That’s probably true. I think I’ve only had theirs once. Most places, it tastes sour for some reason. - Personally I just make cold brew at home because it’s so easy. 
 
 
 
- Oooooo hopefully this means lines will be a lot shorter in the morning when visiting the south 
- I don’t normally buy donuts for the office because the lines are long, but now… 😊🍩😋 - Dunkin still has terrible donuts though. 
 










