Camberville refuses to join transphobic boycott of Bud Light

While the circumstances surrounding this boycott are almost unbelievably stupid (I say "almost" because, you know, we live in America in 2023), I think we should take just a moment to recognize the sheer poetry of "beer-like liquid."

So actually, one of the earliest tenants in my rental property once asked me if I would do him a favor and go with him to get a keg - to have a party in the apartment, mind you - because I had a car (which was required for the keg purchase). Being a genial landlord, I complied (they weren't planning on a rager but more of a weekend of festivities with a smaller number of people). His choice: Bud Light. I was going to spring for the extra cost for something more palatable but the prices were kind of insane, and besides that's what they wanted. We hauled the thing up the stairs and worked up a heavy thirst doing it. Upon tapping, he offered me some off the top. I will say, speaking strictly as a beverage, a cool frosty thing to quench a thirst, one could have done worse.

As a beer, though: no.

auggie busch has a hall at harvard and had an operation on 5 th street years ago,

Perhaps the people of Cambridge and Somerville are smart enough to know that if you're a Bud Light drinker, whatever alternative beer you select is probably owned by the same company. (!)

Do these people boycotting know that Bud Light is owned by AB InBev, a Belgium conglomerate that has hundreds of other brands? They own a majority of the major market brands at most liquor stores.

Of course, the current #1 selling beer brand in America is from Mexico. You know, that country all Bud Light boycotters want to wall off.