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First in Fox: A conservative beer company is rejecting after the Anheuser-Busch beer giant filed a registered brand claim against him after the company went viral for criticizing the Bud Light association with a transgender influencer.
“Anheuser-Busch has presented a federal trademark opposition to the Office of Patents and Marks of the United States (USPTO) in an act of corporate revenge against the ultra right beer of the conservative father,” said Dad’s conservative company of beer in a press release accompanied by a New video This week, explaining that Anheuser-Busch is claiming the registered trademark application of Ultra Right Beer violates the registered trademark of Michelob Ultra.
Anheuser-Busch wrote in his opposition that “he believes that it will be damaged by the Mark Ultra Right registration” and said that it has “marketed and sold billions of products in the United States under the variants and inherently distinctive variants of Mark Ultra.”
“It is likely that the ultra right brand of the applicant causes confusion, that causes errors or deceive consumers with a consistent injury to the opponent,” the beer giant, who is the opponent, continued, the probability of confusion, error or deception that would also arise from the use and registration of the applicants of the applicants. He believes that the applicant’s products have their source in the opponent, or (b) that the applicant and their products are a version of the Opposer’s ultra brands or somehow are legitimately connected, associated or affiliated, sponsored, approved, backed or licensed by the opponent when, in fact, they are not. “
Seth Weathers says that Bud Light is trying to crush her business by presenting a registered trademark objection. (Getty/Ultra-Right beer)
The registered trademark presentation occurs approximately two years after the launching video of Ultra Right Beer, which had the founder Seth Weathers breaking a can of Bud Light with a baseball bat, became viral in response to the Bud Light Association with Transgender Influencer Dylan Mulvaney.
The association caused a storm of social media firefighters that caused beer drinkers to have a light that seemed to have a significant impact in the national sales of the brand.
“It is not about trademarks, this is reprisals,” Weathers said in a statement.
“Anheuser-Busch is furious, we help expose its alarm disaster with Bud Light, so they are now using their legal machine of one billion dollars in an attempt to bleed financially. But unlike them, we are not only a corporation that seeks to maximize profits, we are a movement of Americans who have had enough.”
The press release explains that Anheuser-Busch is a $ 100+ billion corporation that has a “long history” of using its resources to “crush the opposition.”
The ultra right beer recently presented a new tequila product. (Ultra right beer)
The launch also points to a 2023 Newsweek article Citing an expert who expressed the opinion that it was unlikely that the beer giant won any registered brand potential case.
“Now, instead of accepting the consequences of their own marketing disaster, they are putting together the legal system to erase a small conservative company that dared to call them,” says the press release.
Freedom Speaks CEO Seth Weather is shown in an advertisement of the ultra right beer of Dad’s conservatives. (Seth Weathers)
“For more than 165 years, Anheuser-Busch has been preparing the most beloved and known beers in the world, and we will continue to protect and apply the registered trademark rights of our iconic brands as we have always done,” said a spokesman for Anheuser-Busch to Fox News Digital in a statement.
The law allows companies to continue selling products, while registered trademark requests and disputes are pending.
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In response to what Ultra Right calls “corporate intimidation”, the company is launching a Gagondgo campaign to raise funds to fight for its registered trademark.
The press release also included a return track of the “Signature Rebellion” of Ultra Right Beer, which is a reference to the viral launch video with the baseball bat that was seen more than 100 million times on social networks when it was launched.
In addition, the company announced a Buy 1 promotion, obtain 1 free promotion in the conservative tequila of the dad border wall, with profits that support the legal fight.
“They think they can drag this case enough time to force us to dive through excessive legal fees,” said Weathers. “I only have one answer: we’ll fight! Fight! Fight!”