A dead one.

He's dead. Good.

The nasty ole fascist coors owed everything to what he then spent his life trying to injure/destroy

And has written guidelines prohibiting some hate speech. Making a statement like "the only good republican is a dead republican" is something I would expect to see at FR or the cave, but in reverse. Further, the post I replied to could be viewed as classic trolling, a situation where a person joins a discussion pretending that they agree with the group, but then makes extreme statements to facilitate the marginalization and discredation the entire group's shared beliefs.

I think hatred for the rightwing goofs sometimes trumps routine decency, and gotta be careful, but lets all hate the treasonous mass murdering child corrupting nazipooh trumpsuckers...and wave them pitchforks!

Did his death change that?

I would NEVER drink anti-union beer!! Never have and never will!

but I suspect that actual turtle urine would taste and smell better than Coors beer.* Never mind the fact that the Coors family are major right-wing POSs.....

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(*I've never tasted either actual turtle urine OR Coors beer myself, but I cannot imagine that the latter would be preferable to the former.....my 2cts)

I'll take your word for it!!!

Avoid them like the plague.

So many wonderful brews in this state and I don't know any true beer affectionadoes who like or drink Coors. It's horrible. Why waste your time, money, and calorie intake on piss when you can have a great Colorado microbrew?

the only use for Coors.

First beer I ever drank...it was phenomenally popular when I moved to California at age 16.

Soon outgrew it. Really soon.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/local/1984/03/29/coors-ideas/d2f5c72b-7c51-4cfa-a24c-491d9abe121e/

COORS' IDEAS
By Dorothy Gilliam
March 29, 1984

Representatives of the Adolph Coors Co. said this week they are feeling comfortably "close to target" in their major hard-driving campaign to flood the Washington metropolitan area with their Colorado beer. But I wonder how many of the people who sip their suds know the views toward blacks of William K. Coors, the brewery's chairman and chief executive officer, who is a friend of President Reagan?

Blacks lack "intellectual capacity" and "one of the best things they slave traders did for you is to drag your ancestors over here in chains," Coors recently told minority business owners in Denver. He said if American blacks visited the African countries from which their ancestors were taken by slave traders they would be glad they were living in a country with a free-enterprise system, "a land of opportunity."

It's not that African blacks lack dedication, he said, "They lack the intellectual capacity to succeed, and it's taking them down the tubes."

"We brought them civilization, and this is the thanks they give us."

It wasn't pasteurized or something to that effect, from my recollection.

It was somewhat of a treat when a student from Texas would haul a case or two into the dorm.

It was at a party and a friend of mine opened one up and gave it to me. Tried it, and said, "Wow, that's some joke! How did you secretly replace the beer with water?". He had a blank stare and said, "No, its beer". I replied "no it isn't, its water". Grabbed another to compare and realized, he wasn't trying pull one off me.

That beer wasn't allowed in my house growing up because the anti union policy. I carry that tradition on.

He was also racist. No loss really.