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Red Bull boycotts on deck
GrundleStiltzkin
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Red Bull CEO criticizes pro-refugee policies, announces plans for new media platform
Red Bull CEO Dietrich Mateschitz has given a rare interview to the Austrian newspaper Kleine Zeitung, announcing his plans to found a new conservative media outlet.
In the interview, the 72-year-old billionaire harshly criticized both Germany and Austria's policies on refugees. "None of the people shouting 'refugees welcome' or 'we can do it' were preparing their own guest rooms or tents in their gardens to accommodate half a dozen migrants," he said. Mateschitz then condemned political correctness in the media, voiced his support for Donald Trump and announced plans for a news outlet called Näher an die Wahrheit (Closer To The Truth). He criticized a high-profile Belgian official for implying that "countries with homogeneous cultures should vanish from the face of the earth."
Red Bull energy drink is heavily involved with sport, arts and music. The most notable example in the music world is the Red Bull Music Academy, a global series of events, workshops and performances. RBMA alumni include Flying Lotus, Hudson Mohawke and Katy B.
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Unless those CEO's agree with our policies!
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And Red Bull is HQ'ed in Europe somewhere, but still.
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Shocking News: Old rich white guy doesn't like refugees.
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I'll buy one instead of a Rock Star next time.
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Red Bull sales will go up.
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Free pub is free pub.
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No ethical consumption under capitalism!
Red Bull is also overpriced battery acid, but that's beside the point. -
Fun fact. Red Bull is what I call @Swaye when we roll around in the tepee.
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Do people boycott when they do agree? That seems backwards to me but I could be wrong.UWerentThereMan said:Unless those CEO's agree with our policies!
