Black Rifle Coffee

GURPS

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Black Rifle Coffee's CEO Responds to the Social Media Furor Over His New York Times Magazine Interview





One of the more interesting revelations was that Hafer took his cues from the Pentagon’s “anti-extremist” bureaucracy.

Hafer and Best were talking in a glorified supply closet in the Salt Lake City offices, where potential designs for new coffee bags were hanging on the wall. One of them featured a Renaissance-style rendering of St. Michael the Archangel, a patron saint of military personnel, shooting a short-barreled rifle. In Afghanistan and Iraq, Hafer knew a number of squad mates who had a St. Michael tattoo; for a time, he wore into battle a St. Michael pendant that a Catholic friend gave him. But while the St. Michael design was being mocked up, Hafer said he learned from a friend at the Pentagon that an image of St. Michael trampling on Satan had been embraced by white supremacists because it was reminiscent of the murder of George Floyd. Now any plans for the coffee bag had been scrapped. “This won’t see the light of day,” Hafer said.

Think about that. An iconic Biblical figure, the angel who will lead the forces of Good to its final victory over Evil (see Revelation 12:7-9), is labeled an extremist symbol by some toad in the Pentagon, and the company immediately kowtows.

By yesterday, things were hot enough that Hafer felt like he had to issue a personal response.





 

GURPS

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Black Rifle Coffee Did NOT Go Woke; Founder Responds to Misinformation

Evan Hafer decided to set the record straight regarding the “significant amount of misinformation being put out on the internet” about Black Rifle Coffee and about statements that he has made.

Hafer quickly debunked the notion that he made derogatory remarks about BRCC’s customers or conservatives and then proceeded to explain how the New York Times deliberately twisted his words and took them out of context. According to Hafer, his conversation with the NYT Magazine reporter was in the context of racism and anti-Semitism in America in light of Hafer being the target of an organized attack last year because of “my last name and my heritage.”

“We were purely discussing that,” Hafer says, and he was not conflating those groups with conservatives.

“The New York Times, as we know, the chances of them being objective were fairly slim, but we gave them the opportunity,” he added. He went on to mention veterans issues he hoped to bring attention to. But, unfortunately, the New York Times chose to go with “the salacious headline” about the company instead.

Hafer reiterated that racists and anti-Semites have no place in his company.



Why would Hafer EVER Consider the NYT was / is going to give him a FAIR shake in the 1st place


For that at alone he deserves a verbal beat down for being THAT Stupid
 

stgislander

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Note to self: If ever being interviewed by the MSM, always record the interview in the event you need to defend yourself.
 

vraiblonde

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I'd like it if we wouldn't react to every tweet and start sharpening our pitchforks and lighting our torches. We already know that the "news" media lies to us on the regular so why do we keep falling for it?

Andy Ngo needs to apologize for starting this chit, and then knock it the F off. That he cited the BS rag NYT should have been the first clue that it was fake. Perhaps he needs another milkshake....
 
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