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Big Beer advertises heavily and began promoting the [[transgender]] agenda in 2023, presumably in appeasement of the [[liberal media]] and the agenda of the [[Democrat Party]].  Dating back to 1933, when [[Democrat]]s led the drive to end [[Prohibition]], Big Beer has tended to be aligned with the [[Democrat Party]].
 
Big Beer advertises heavily and began promoting the [[transgender]] agenda in 2023, presumably in appeasement of the [[liberal media]] and the agenda of the [[Democrat Party]].  Dating back to 1933, when [[Democrat]]s led the drive to end [[Prohibition]], Big Beer has tended to be aligned with the [[Democrat Party]].
  
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There are 9,000 breweries in the [[United States]] but a merely a handful of powerful corporations control the vast majority of sales.
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There are 9,000 breweries in the [[United States]] but a merely a handful of powerful corporations control the vast majority of sales.<ref>https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2021/oct/21/craft-breweries-face-big-obstacles</ref>
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Beer is a leading cause of [[obesity]], particularly in older men in the [[U.S.]] and [[Europe]].
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== References ==
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== See also ==
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*[[Addiction]]
 
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Latest revision as of 05:50, April 15, 2023

Big Beer, analogous to Big Weed and Big Pharma, consists of crony capitalism whereby an oligarchy of few big corporations dominate the industry. These large corporations include A-B InBev (formerly Anheuser-Busch), MillerCoors, Molson Coors and Heineken. Sometimes Constellation Brands and a few others might also be considered to be part of Big Beer.

Historically Coors has been a more conservative outlier among the others.

Big Beer advertises heavily and began promoting the transgender agenda in 2023, presumably in appeasement of the liberal media and the agenda of the Democrat Party. Dating back to 1933, when Democrats led the drive to end Prohibition, Big Beer has tended to be aligned with the Democrat Party.

There are 9,000 breweries in the United States but a merely a handful of powerful corporations control the vast majority of sales.[1]

Beer is a leading cause of obesity, particularly in older men in the U.S. and Europe.

References

See also