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Goodbye to one of my favorites, Miller Lite. I’m no longer buying MolsonCoors products.

I actually really like Miller Lite, it’s been a favorite for a long time. For what it is, the taste and drinkability suits me well. As I “came of age” and learned how AB was taking over smaller crafts, screwing with their recipes and then shutting them down just so they could takeover their distribution and other stuff. This made me only want to stick with Miller Lite even more. All this stuff was long before any media manufactured boycotts and I’m not even on “that side.” As you’re about to read.

For as much as I try to keep up with things. I never knew the Coors family is basically what started the Heritage
Foundation. At first I thought, “ah this is something from a long time ago and the current generation surely isn’t still involved.” I couldn’t be more wrong. Individuals from the Coors family who directly profit from the sale of MolsonCoors products continue to actively donate and participate with the “vision” of the Heritage Foundation. Even going as far as to being directly involved in project 2025 stuff.

I don’t need to guide people in their thoughts or sway how they should vote, but personally I feel the Heritage Foundation is more directly responsible for the division in the United States than probably just about any other entity. They are literally what makes the other entities possible.

I’ll stop, just to say. Thanks for all the fun times Miller Lite, some of the best memories were before shit ass Coors even got involved. Maybe someday you’ll break free again.

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u/Correct_Exchange9070 — 6 hours ago
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Let’s fight for our bread and enjoy our roses! Join us on May Day, Friday, May 1st, to learn about and celebrate International Workers Day at our two-part event!

We will first meet at Ronald J. Norick Downtown Library, to learn about the labor movement and Oklahoma’s specific history, followed by a presentation on building towards a general strike in 2028. Doors open at 4 PM and we will wrap at 6 PM. Max attendance is 80, so please RSVP: https://actionnetwork.org/events/okcdsa-may-day-2026

After the library, we’ll celebrate with a solidarity fair just down the road at Calle Dos Cinco Plaza, where we’ll have free food and drink (with many dietary options), childrens’ activities, a panel of labor organizers, and close out with live performances of music from the legendary singer and communist Victor Jara. The party starts at 6 PM and goes to 10 PM.

OKC Democratic Socialists of America has had the pleasure of organizing this year’s May Day events with help from Indivisible Oklahoma, 50501, Cooperative OKC, Starbucks Workers United. and several other workers organizations. We look forward to seeing you all at May Day!

u/Indivisible_OKC — 12 days ago