"Joseph Coors co-founded the Heritage Foundation in 1973. Since that time, heritage has been a leading challenger of Civil Rights, affirmative action and arms control, to name a few issues."
"They financed the first legal challenge to Affirmative Action in 1990, and William Coors actively campaigned against the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Even in it's early years Adolph Coors allowed company land to be used for KKK meetings and cross-burnings. This demonstrates the pervasiveness of radically conservative thought throughout the Coors family."
"The national boycott of Coors has, by hurting salesover the years, forcedCoors to make changes and donate to various women's, civil rights and gay and lesbian groups. But it is still a right wing company corporation that supports awful groups and stands for beliefs that degrade society as a whole."
excerpts from "Don't Drink Coors" an article in The Idealistic Nation a Princeton paper by Dylan Fitz in 2005
Interesting that my criticism of an extreme far-right company was removed from the NPR comments page...why? Because I called them fascists? Their politics are on the fascistic side? because I said they were racist? Their racism is well documented....
so...where's my apology? where's the re-post
Do some research next time before you remove postings, thank you very much!
Oct. 22 2007 12:14 PM
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James
from Manhattan
A few years ago, scholars and brewers got together to make limited editions of beers from both ancient Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt -- based on recipes and archaeological evidence. These beers were never offered commercially. Will they ever be, perhaps by one of these American micro-breweries?
Oct. 22 2007 11:47 AM
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ab
Wow....stating the fact that the Coors family is connected to the far-right and anti-semitism is apparently "offensive" to NPR...what did they give NPR money during the drive?
Offensive? Look it up, it's a known fact.
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Oct. 22 2007 11:47 AM
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ab
This comment was removed for its offensive nature. Please read our comment guidelines for details (link at top of page)
Oct. 22 2007 11:36 AM
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hjs
from 11211
I try never to drink Coors or miller or Budweiser for that matter. American corporate beer has no flavor and are as exciting as water. mostly drink euro beers and mainly german beers.
Oct. 22 2007 11:07 AM
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Coor= owned by fascists
"Joseph Coors co-founded the Heritage Foundation in 1973. Since that time, heritage has been a leading challenger of Civil Rights, affirmative action and arms control, to name a few issues."
"They financed the first legal challenge to Affirmative Action in 1990, and William Coors actively campaigned against the Civil Rights Act of 1964. Even in it's early years Adolph Coors allowed company land to be used for KKK meetings and cross-burnings. This demonstrates the pervasiveness of radically conservative thought throughout the Coors family."
"The national boycott of Coors has, by hurting salesover the years, forcedCoors to make changes and donate to various women's, civil rights and gay and lesbian groups. But it is still a right wing company corporation that supports awful groups and stands for beliefs that degrade society as a whole."
excerpts from "Don't Drink Coors" an article in The Idealistic Nation a Princeton paper by Dylan Fitz in 2005
Interesting that my criticism of an extreme far-right company was removed from the NPR comments page...why? Because I called them fascists? Their politics are on the fascistic side? because I said they were racist? Their racism is well documented....
so...where's my apology? where's the re-post
Do some research next time before you remove postings, thank you very much!
A few years ago, scholars and brewers got together to make limited editions of beers from both ancient Mesopotamia and ancient Egypt -- based on recipes and archaeological evidence. These beers were never offered commercially. Will they ever be, perhaps by one of these American micro-breweries?
Wow....stating the fact that the Coors family is connected to the far-right and anti-semitism is apparently "offensive" to NPR...what did they give NPR money during the drive?
Offensive? Look it up, it's a known fact.
Dear Listener:
Thank you for being a part of WNYC.org. Your comments on the segment “Brewing Business” were not removed due to their content; to the contrary, we appreciate listeners who do thorough research and further a constructive discussion. However, one requirement in our “Comment Guidelines” is that comments need to be “civil”. Your original comments were removed due to their tone, which we considered to be uncivil.
Again, thank you for being part of our online forum. You can find our comment guidelines listed here: http://www.wnyc.org/about/terms_comments.html
Kind regards,
WNYC Listener Services
This comment was removed for its offensive nature. Please read our comment guidelines for details (link at top of page)
I try never to drink Coors or miller or Budweiser for that matter. American corporate beer has no flavor and are as exciting as water. mostly drink euro beers and mainly german beers.
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