Georgia GOP ask Coca-Cola to get their products out of the statehouse after CEO blasts new election laws

The Post Millenial ^ | 04/05/2021

[moovova]

Glass Coke bottles throw extremely well...and make a mess upon impact....err...I mean accidentally dropping one.

[Red Badger]

I don’t do Pepsi products either.............

[a fool in paradise]

Dr Pepper is owned by Snapple/Keurig
RC Cola is owned by Cadbury Schweppes

Each have their own “issues”

[IgnorerOfLiberals]

I thought they were one of the saner companies that avoid stepping into politics. I am waiting for McDonald’s to betray us. So far, they play well.

[Phillyred]

RC for Me.

[moovova]

[Phillyred]

[Augie]

The only thing coca-cola is good for is removing rust from old tractor parts.

[Roccus]

Coke may be headquartered in Atlanta, GA, but it is incorporated in Delaware..... the state with the most restrictive voting rules and regulations.....Biden’s state.

[CDB]

Communist Coke would feel at home in China.

[ontap]

Finally some politicians with some cajones...about time!!!

[Petrosius]

If Coca-Cola is serious they should stop selling in Georgia.

[mund1011]

Correct. The Pepsi logo and the Kenyans logo hit the presses at the same. Coincidence? I think not. No Pepsi. No Coke.

[GOP Poet]

Make ‘em pay!!! Literally :D

[rockabyebaby]

The GOP Ask?? Ask???? Spineless pissants....WTH is wrong with them??? They should have taken every can and/or bottle and flung it out onto the front lawn, period. WHEN are these losers going to man up? SMH.

[a fool in paradise]

[ctdonath2]

Baking soda from public schools would not be unreasonable.
Don’t just go after the opposition, give their symbiotics reason to discourage such irrelevant actions (i.e.: make politics a third-rail for what should be apolitical business).

[a fool in paradise]

Pepsi co-opted (or coordinated) messaging in 2008 and into 2009 with the Obama campaign. HOPE, CHANGE, YES YOU CAN...

[Erik Latranyi]

It is nice, but meaningless.

Coca-Cola will not even blink a bit.

[DesertRhino]

And how about Cagney in “One Two Three”. As the Coca Cola manager of the Berlin office when the wall went up in 1961.
The whole movie revolved around Coke as a no nonsense, hard driving crown jewel of capitalism.
And the Wall Street Journal was a symbol of America in the film.

Now both are traitors.

Their sugar water is bad for you anyway.