I was on the fence between legit gripe and false flag smear until I started seeing dozens of new accounts here to sell me even MORE conservative coffee.
Is this just my conspiracy theorist brain in overdrive?
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I was on the fence between legit gripe and false flag smear until I started seeing dozens of new accounts here to sell me even MORE conservative coffee.
Is this just my conspiracy theorist brain in overdrive?
Yeah, that's just the thing. I don't buy that this other company is any more genuine than the last.
We make fun of the alphabet people for falling for the rainbow logos that corporations trot out every year. I'm not that easily manipulated by cool skull logos and promises that there's a few people on staff that used to be in the military.
If these guys are so legitimately "based", then they ought to be paying the guys running TD.Win for the advertising that's being splashed all over the site.
If the company is willing to support Kyle, that shows they are willing to go a bridge farther than BRC.
But I get your concern regarding the pandering.
Saying you "support Kyle" is free. I've yet to see them say they chipped in to get him bailed out. I've only seen them jumping on the bandwagon to use Kyle's suffering to sell their coffee.
I haven't been able to dig up much about these guys yet. For all I know they're just a branded subsidiary of a larger company that sells the exact same product with rainbow flags on the label to LGBTQ activists.
The stealth ad campaign just turns me off, but I was serious in the post when I said that maybe my habit of looking for conspiracies is working overtime on this one. It just feels off to me. Especially since I'm getting more downvotes on my comments that question the legitimacy of Stocking Mills than I am on my comments defending BRCC.
I almost never drink coffee, so I don’t need to look for a replacement brand for BRC (never bought their stuff). This new company won’t be getting any business from me, either.
BRC always rubbed me the wrong way with its “we’re tacticool, guise, check us out.” Same with Bravo Company Mfg., to be honest (gunmakers, not coffee, and stopped making good guns years ago). Guess I just don’t like that ad style.