I think it's best to keep all politics, "right" and "wrong" (however you define it) out of business. But businesses thought they can score some easy brownie po

I think it's best to keep all politics, "right" and "wrong" (however you define it) out of business. But businesses thought they can score some easy brownie points by supporting "good" politics (in any case the kind they thought makes them look better). Well someone turns around and does the other kind of politics - something the firm thinks makes it look bad, and suddenly it doesn't like flags and activism. To me this is the key hypocrisy.