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      XPost: seattle.politics, alt.niggers, sac.politics       XPost: alt.fan.rush-limbaugh       From: nigger-lovers@disney.com              A Seattle beer company is brewing up controversy with an anti-       police message on cans.              Michael Dempster — who owns Mirage Beer, which bills itself as a       “farmhouse-focused” Puget Sound brewery — released a hoppy IPA       in June called “Choosey Lover” that featured a stamp on the       bottom of cans that read, “ACAB means all cops,” KIRO reports.              The acronym, which stands for “All cops are bastards,” is       favored by some Antifa and Black Lives Matters protesters and       has recently appeared at anti-police brutality demonstrations       across the country — from Lower Manhattan to Portland, Oregon.              Dempster defended his anti-cop stance after getting some       blowback on social media, including by some who said they’d       never purchase his offerings again.              “I used the markings because I stand against institutional       racism, of which modern policing is a militarized arm,” Dempster       texted the station.              Anyone who disagrees with the stamped message should know that       Dempster didn’t create it with those in mind, he said.              “If it means someone won’t buy my beer anymore, good,” Dempster       wrote. “The beer was not created for them. I make my beer for       folks who are actively anti-racist, anti-Trump, anti-fascist and       pro-equality.”              The manager of Chuck’s Hop Shop in Seattle, meanwhile,       acknowledged that the ACAB acronym turned some heads with beer       buyers there.              “It was a thing,” Dylan Ziegler told the station. “People talked       about it.”              But the anti-cop message didn’t appear to impact sales of the       beer at Ziegler’s store, he said.              “I don’t think it hurt his sales at all,” Ziegler told KIRO. “I       believe that his message is right, and I’m proud of him for       taking a stand, honestly.”              https://nypost.com/2020/08/14/seattle-beer-company-defends-anti-       cop-acronym-on-cans/              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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