Again, calling some 'stupid' and commenting on their intelligence is a 'perceived personal failing" in real life.
You're applying the rules YOU want because you can't handle anyone attacking you personally. But you do it all the time to others.
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You're applying the rules YOU want because you can't handle anyone attacking you personally. But you do it all the time to others.
I'm not applying any rules. I'm simply describing why I find certain types of insults to be far worse than others. You sling insults like you're breathing, so you have no place to stand in this discussion, anyway.
I just replied to dmb about this, but per the article I linked he was charged with 34 felony counts. Take it up with CBS News if you think that's wrong. Get them to issue a retraction/apology.
Then what? Copack with another outfit for distribution?
No, I'm taking it up with you, since everyone else knows these were MISDEMEANOR charges. And the Statute of Limitations had run out on them.
I don't know what to tell you. Read the article, take it up with CBS News and get them to issue a retraction. Or call Trump's legal team and have them sue them.
I can only go by what reputable news sources say. I wasn't in the courtroom for any of the case.
I sling the same types of insults you do, hypocrite.
You have no business being a mod if you can't control yourself.
Well, I'm referencing the article, so there's that.
Sorry DANC, I'm going to have to side with CBS News on this one.
Maybe read multiple news sources then. Everyone else seems to have figured it out.
If you want it to turn into a large long-term return, yes, make it yourself. That will give you more valuable assets to sell down the road, if your goal is to eventually be bought out. If you're just trying to break into the market and develop a viable brand, then you can simply purchase a bottling facility, and buy your product from MGP in Lawrenceburg, IN. Then it all comes down to marketing.
I have friends of friends who I know who have done that with beer back when the craft beer stuff was taking off.
Really?
NPR
Politico
New York Times
Fox News
Forbes
BBC
US News and World Report
All those articles say Trump was charged and convicted of felonies.
I don't expect you to read any of those, but they're all live links if you want to take a looksee. To be fair, I didn't check the QANON boards, Alex Jones or catturd's X feed.
This place seems to have done it right. I'm guessing a lot of people reading it have been there. It's a cool place.
Beer is too saturated right now. Hard seltzers are moving in that direction. But spirits is a stable market.
A good friend is a VP of MGP. He has some great stories about the booze industry.
That place looks great!! Hilarious the guy went to law school. The brewmaster at one of the brewery start ups I know went to Harvard law. No one wants to do law.
I was there the week in March 2020 when everything was shutting down for COVID. It was sort of surreal. The place wasn't terrible crowded and you could tell some people were wondering if they should actually be there, but it didn't really stop anyone from having some fun there.
It's a really cool place. If you have time the next time you're in Indy, I'd recommend it. I'd like to go back.
Yeah for sure. But spirits seems like there are too many options. One of the things we liked about edibles was the limited licenses and comparative selection in dispensaries. Booze I don’t know how you’d stand out
Has he been there for a while? That facility has been through a lot. Started as a Seagram's facility, then got spun off and bounced around a couple of different owners. Now it supplies product for multiple major brands.
Do you work in that industry in the greater Indy area? If so, I think we might know someone in common. An area manager for Southern Wine and Spirits.
Several years at the company, but he doesn’t live there. He does a lot of traveling.
Well, if you produce it yourself, you simply come up with things that no one else is doing. They don't even have to be meaningful. For example, if you're making whiskey, you, say, buy some used sherry casks, and age it in those. Now you've got Sherry Cask Aged Bourbon on a shelf in the liquor store, and no one else has that. Does it taste any different? Not really. But it sticks out.
I'm not actually in the industry. I just know a lot of people. I probably don't know the guy you know, except maybe in passing. Most of the Glazer's people I know are from up north or in their Ohio division.
That seems like a business for someone young who loves booze and the process etc
I see what you're saying.
My viewpoint hasn't really changed, regardless of what he's saying. I just discount it based on his sleazeball track record. There are plenty of other people worth listening to on whatever subject he's talking about.
Oh - yeah, maybe you don't know him. He's been around in that industry forever and grew up in Indianapolis, so you probably have mutual friends at least.
Yeah, most of the people I know in that industry are in Ohio, and the nature of alcohol distribution means that operations in each state are kept relatively separate from each other.
Actually, now that I think about it, a number of the big shots in that industry that I know are actually retired, now.
Biggest distributor in the country. The people I knew were originally with Hammer, which was a local distributor in northern Ohio, which got merged with...another Toledo distributor that started with a B, I can't remember the name. Berman, maybe? Anyway, after that merger, they got bought by Glazer's, and then a few years after I moved back to Indiana, Glazer's and Southern merged to form the behemoth that it is now.
Ole sex criminal himself spittin' obvious facts...
That's how delusional the left has become. Guys like Cuomo are suddenly moderate.
There will be a day this all comes around to bite democrats in the ass. There are going to be DAs in a deep red areas of the country do the same thing to democrats.
Since democrats are against presidential immunity can Texas go after Biden for murder after he leaves office since he allowed criminals to cross our borders and kill Americans?
Can DAs go after Biden for his botched surrender of Afghanistan? Americans lost their lives from his negligence.
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If Biden actually committed a crime, then he should be taken to court
He did but his significant memory limitations coupled with being a cadaver made the prosecution pass. Discretion. Did you forget or are you lying again?
All they have to do is wait until he loses in November? Can Trump’s AG bring the charges? I don’t know, just asking.
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