Anonymous
Post 03/15/2023 14:01     Subject: Politics and business

Your friend is 100% spot on.
Anonymous
Post 03/15/2023 13:54     Subject: Politics and business

Think about how Elon Musk has thrown a wrench in Tesla's brand. I 100% would have purchased a Tesla before his purchase of Twitter. Now I can confidently say that I never will.
Anonymous
Post 03/15/2023 13:53     Subject: Politics and business

Politics is the third rail right now. You really can't win - unless you go uber progressive like Patagonia or Nike and know your audience.
Anonymous
Post 03/15/2023 13:50     Subject: Re:Politics and business

They're behaving correctly. Politics is polarizing, while businesses need to be the opposite. Businesses which are seen as aligning with political candidates and positions frequently find they have alienated current or potential customers whose politics lie in a different direction. It would be reckless to potentially associate a political candidate and/or their platform with a business which wants to attract the largest possible number of customers without regard to customer political leanings.
Anonymous
Post 03/15/2023 09:48     Subject: Politics and business

Yes - your friend is correct.
Anonymous
Post 03/15/2023 09:24     Subject: Politics and business

Of course they’re right. There are lots of political professionals you can choose from. Frankly better not to involve your friends in these things anyway.
Anonymous
Post 03/15/2023 09:12     Subject: Politics and business

You’re not entitled to anyone’s help or support lol
Anonymous
Post 03/15/2023 06:56     Subject: Politics and business

I agree with them
Anonymous
Post 03/14/2023 23:33     Subject: Politics and business

Yes
Anonymous
Post 03/14/2023 23:18     Subject: Politics and business

Yes.
Anonymous
Post 03/14/2023 23:13     Subject: Politics and business

I'm running for local office and one of my very good friends who had been very supportive, and at first offered to help with my campaign, is now very hands-off, because they say they don't want to get involved in politics, because they are a business, and they don't want to alienate a part of their customer base.

Frankly, I'm hurt. Do you think they are right?