German politics or how a party got many companies against them

A little background before we start.
An infamous German party called AfD (Alternative für Deutschland - Alternative for Germany) is getting a lot of bad press recently. Long story short, it's a facist, misogynistic, racist (and whatever awful behavior) party. They're against any migration, same sex marriage and any other liberal idea.
Side note - the woman in the front left (Alice Weidel) is the co-lead, a lesbian and married to a Sri Lankan woman. Oh, the irony.

As you see below, there happened to be a faked ad by 'Coca Cola', saying "For a contemplative time: say no to the AfD!"
Of course they weren't pleased and tried to get the real Coca Cola company to remove it. Their German Twitter account posted in point "Not every fake needs to be wrong."
Which - you guessed it - made the party even more mad.

Now that they've realized Coca Cola won't help, they got incredibly creative.

They kinda copied the original idea with a Pepsi logo and wrote "For a contemplative time: Say yes to the AfD.

Of course, Pepsi received the news and now is also pissed. They're now going to sue the party for the unasked use of their logo/name.

Of course stupid people will act stupid again.
Above you see Björn Höcke, an ultra right politician from the AfD. Trying to be 'close to home' (he is in the Thuringian parliament, the place where Vita Cola is produced), he stated "There's always an alternative, not just in politics..."
Surprise, Vita Cola - as it happens to be a fun, openminded and liberal company - is now also really pissed.

The only sad thing is - an international company behaved more brave than any German politician.
So if you thought "My countries politicians are f*cked up" be calm, we have your back.