Calling them "flighty" and "rigid" (and aren't those antonyms anyway?) is a lazy ad hominem attack, ignoring even the possibility that there's logic in their ac

Calling them "flighty" and "rigid" (and aren't those antonyms anyway?) is a lazy ad hominem attack, ignoring even the possibility that there's logic in their actions. To wit: If you think that the political platform of a potential business partner would do long-term harm to your own business, then you might want to re-consider the relationship. If a Presidential candidate advocated policies that would for instance harm the United States' relationship with China, and business in China are major partners of yours, you may feel the need to shy away from business partners who are actively working to elect that candidate. This is just normal business self-preservation, not a character flaw.