2014-04-30, 08:05 PM
ImagineAll Wrote:lolwut?
Would you want someone who is a known figure and representative of your brand to have a stigma of being a racist and a bigot at your functions?
It's common business practice to distance yourself from someone who is causing a pomegranate storm, regardless of whether or not it was said in private.
Whether or not it's a common practice has nothing to do with whether or not they should actually be allowed to do it.

