Yes. Opinions, passionately delivered, will correctly be perceived by some as inflammatory or unfair. Each observer can decide if the remark is appropriate or

Yes. Opinions, passionately delivered, will correctly be perceived by some as inflammatory or unfair. Each observer can decide if the remark is appropriate or not. We are more likely to forgive Linus on his "home turf" than Obama singling out a particular business. This highlights the problem, not everyone thinks critically about context so you end up with people writing off good practices because the advocate was mean and/or avoiding a bakery because the president complained.