Congratulations, you fell for more leftist propaganda to sow division and kill a veteran owned company.
"To the comments about the CEO's political donations. The guy once donated to Obama due to a lost bet while serving oversees for the USA. Then donated right after to his preferred candidate McCain. I looked at the records and investigated. Then he once donated to a veteran, Tulsi, who is a strong proponent of ending the wars oversees and freeing Assange (government oversight clarity) recorded as "act blue" but it was a donation to her specifically. The CEO claims to back veterans (Tulsi is a veteran who cares about veterans issues) and BRC did not directly donate to any democrat as people claim. They are a company who focuses on making a damn good cup of coffee and supporting veterans, first responders, and promoting our rights in the process. They never disavowed Kyle, they just clarified they weren't sponsoring him, which is a true statement. That's the point. When you react to something without investigating what occurred you're just playing a role in cancel culture. If you investigated and you don't want to buy their coffee any longer after what you found out, that's just called freedom and you have the right to do that and I support you. I hope you always stick to your morals and beliefs and never compromise. I don't need the money from BRC as I have lots of competing offers, I actually could have made more money dropping them and fueling the rage and raising support, but I'm also not going to give into cancel culture due to fake news and outrage culture, even if I could have cashed out on it. My support for Kyle will always remain strong and my hope is that through this I can find out who is just a reactionary and who really cares about the truth."
Thank you for taking your time to post this. I read everything about the BRCC response to Kyle Rittenhouse. I never care about Democrat donors unless important. As a business owner I understand that the world is not black and white. (Though that opinion is drastically changing quick in todays world)
BRCC did flake out on Kyle. They should have remained silence. Why even release the statement? No liberal is ever going to support them. Just based on their name alone. That kid had some phenomenal control and is a true example of that. Just because the kid wore a damn t-shirt? It was a very stupid mistake. BRCC will have to own it and do what they feel is necessary to RETAIN their coffee/merch sales.
I wish them the best. But in this day and age, its best companies learn to shut up. Keep head down and keep nose to grindstone.
sadly this is the truth. A small business that needs people to buy their product should either take a stand or should keep head down and mouth shut. this is not to say that privately or incognito thee owners can speak up, but with alll the doxing it can be difficult.
Just did my research on the web. Yeah, BRCC DID say they did not support Kyle Rittenhouse. Blaze did not pull their sponsorship or ads, but BRCC did kick Kyle to the curb, so fuck them.
Tl;dr: BRCC can eat shit and start collecting unemployment.
It was a weak, and balless, move to alienate themselves from not only the 2A but also from their target demographic and Kyle's supporters.
How has BRCC done since I wonder?
Evan Hafer also liked tweets that were very derogatory toward Kyle and has made numerous donations to Democrats in just the most recent years. Pathetic.
Rittenhouse is the OG!!! Kid's got balls. Massive balls, I can't imagine walking around with those massive balls, draggin on the ground.. sheesh. Talk about road rash..
Crisis Management - 7 Critical Steps to Manage a Crisis
https://www.reputationmanagement.com/blog/crisis-management/
Reputation damage. The news cycle during a PR crisis can damage your brand's reputation with constant negative press. harmful stories flood traditional media like print, television, and radio. Furthermore, digital content from websites and social media continues to tie your brand to the crisis.
ie: You should also establish a social media team in the event of a crisis that can track brand mentions. It’s important that they’re able to respond professionally and appropriately, and to post strategically in order to minimize the effects of the negative news cycle.
Everything Elijah says is true as he tries to help out his sponsor, but none of it is what had me pissed off at Black Rifle to begin with. Irrelevant your Honor!
You'll excuse me if I don't take the word of the dude that literally applied a BRC promo code (as part of Blaze, Elijah is sponsered by BRC) to a photo of Kyle and triggered this whole black hole to begin with. This just feels like damage control from Blaze to save a sponsor.
Congratulations, you fell for more leftist propaganda to sow division and kill a veteran owned company.
"To the comments about the CEO's political donations. The guy once donated to Obama due to a lost bet while serving oversees for the USA. Then donated right after to his preferred candidate McCain. I looked at the records and investigated. Then he once donated to a veteran, Tulsi, who is a strong proponent of ending the wars oversees and freeing Assange (government oversight clarity) recorded as "act blue" but it was a donation to her specifically. The CEO claims to back veterans (Tulsi is a veteran who cares about veterans issues) and BRC did not directly donate to any democrat as people claim. They are a company who focuses on making a damn good cup of coffee and supporting veterans, first responders, and promoting our rights in the process. They never disavowed Kyle, they just clarified they weren't sponsoring him, which is a true statement. That's the point. When you react to something without investigating what occurred you're just playing a role in cancel culture. If you investigated and you don't want to buy their coffee any longer after what you found out, that's just called freedom and you have the right to do that and I support you. I hope you always stick to your morals and beliefs and never compromise. I don't need the money from BRC as I have lots of competing offers, I actually could have made more money dropping them and fueling the rage and raising support, but I'm also not going to give into cancel culture due to fake news and outrage culture, even if I could have cashed out on it. My support for Kyle will always remain strong and my hope is that through this I can find out who is just a reactionary and who really cares about the truth."
Thank you for taking your time to post this. I read everything about the BRCC response to Kyle Rittenhouse. I never care about Democrat donors unless important. As a business owner I understand that the world is not black and white. (Though that opinion is drastically changing quick in todays world)
BRCC did flake out on Kyle. They should have remained silence. Why even release the statement? No liberal is ever going to support them. Just based on their name alone. That kid had some phenomenal control and is a true example of that. Just because the kid wore a damn t-shirt? It was a very stupid mistake. BRCC will have to own it and do what they feel is necessary to RETAIN their coffee/merch sales.
I wish them the best. But in this day and age, its best companies learn to shut up. Keep head down and keep nose to grindstone.
sadly this is the truth. A small business that needs people to buy their product should either take a stand or should keep head down and mouth shut. this is not to say that privately or incognito thee owners can speak up, but with alll the doxing it can be difficult.
Get the fuck out of here black rifle. I saw your sponsorship on snapchat backing the BLM movement.
Go fuck yourself.
No one cared about pulling sponsorships. He did IN FACT disavow Kyle Rittenhouse and is IN FACT a democrat donator.
Just did my research on the web. Yeah, BRCC DID say they did not support Kyle Rittenhouse. Blaze did not pull their sponsorship or ads, but BRCC did kick Kyle to the curb, so fuck them.
Tl;dr: BRCC can eat shit and start collecting unemployment.
Damage control
It was a weak, and balless, move to alienate themselves from not only the 2A but also from their target demographic and Kyle's supporters.
How has BRCC done since I wonder?
Evan Hafer also liked tweets that were very derogatory toward Kyle and has made numerous donations to Democrats in just the most recent years. Pathetic.
Nope............. "Fool me once errrr fool me twice?!? Errrr can't get fooled again"
Rittenhouse is the OG!!! Kid's got balls. Massive balls, I can't imagine walking around with those massive balls, draggin on the ground.. sheesh. Talk about road rash..
Yea Right.... They're still Dead to me...
Crisis Management - 7 Critical Steps to Manage a Crisis https://www.reputationmanagement.com/blog/crisis-management/ Reputation damage. The news cycle during a PR crisis can damage your brand's reputation with constant negative press. harmful stories flood traditional media like print, television, and radio. Furthermore, digital content from websites and social media continues to tie your brand to the crisis.
ie: You should also establish a social media team in the event of a crisis that can track brand mentions. It’s important that they’re able to respond professionally and appropriately, and to post strategically in order to minimize the effects of the negative news cycle.
Everything Elijah says is true as he tries to help out his sponsor, but none of it is what had me pissed off at Black Rifle to begin with. Irrelevant your Honor!
You'll excuse me if I don't take the word of the dude that literally applied a BRC promo code (as part of Blaze, Elijah is sponsered by BRC) to a photo of Kyle and triggered this whole black hole to begin with. This just feels like damage control from Blaze to save a sponsor.
Seems like Elijah is kneeling for BRC. Maybe BRC needs to change their name to Gay Pride Coffee.