Your thoughts on Alpine's decision?

I find it amusing to the point where I like to call you out on it, I just won't take the time to go and search and post all the links of your posts. Its not worth it to me.

 

Brew or get off the kettle.

( http://beeradvocate.com/community/search/33106/?q=humbl*&o=date&c[user][0]=357765 )

 

Haha nicely done. Too bad we can't search the old forum as well, results would certainly be more than 1 page.

 

Thank you Well said !!!!

 

My god they really need to get a grip, I mean shit, having they got better things to worry about?

 

Nope they dont. They brew beer and that is what they worry about.

 

nicely done! it's almost like it's tongue-in-cheek and has been totally flying over that simpleton's head for months... but that can't be it.

 

Everyone knows you're always serious.

 

humor and humility go hand in hand.

 

You're the perfect woman.

 

i've become the inverse of rule 30. (rule 1/30?)

 

Actually, more like rule 31.

 

i'm pretty sure tits aren't exclusive to women on a beer website.

 

I stand by my invocation of rule 31.

 

nsfw

 

i just threw up in my cheerios

 

I agree your legality argument, but there's no ethical dilemma or situation here. Unless you find capitalism to be reprehensible and immoral, someone acting as a middle man and reselling things is just not a moral issue. Even if they are price gouging the hell out of it:

1. Beer is not needed to survive
2. You have no right to a beer you want

Illegal? Sure. Distasteful? Fine. Offensive? I suppose if you're the sensitive type.

Immoral? Barking up the wrong tree here.

 

I beg to differ good sir

 

Necessity is not a requirement for defining morality. Capitalism isn't by default irreprehensible or moral. I think people and companies far too often use capitalism as an excuse for their lack of morality and ethics.