LupintheWolf
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That is honestly a fair point I mean hell the original owner of Chick-fil-A was openly donating to anti lgbt+ groups and publix donates to the NRA in America that doesn't mean you should force others to stop being patrons just cause you don't support the causes they donate to if you really feel strongly you can make a petition online saying you want LFB to be LGBT+ friendly and get those who agree with you to sign itSissyJenny2 said:Hi,
I’m not just singling out your message because I agree with it but, I agree with the argument in the sense that a lot of reputational damage comes from spin by the few.
This does seem to be the case to me.
Sorry to anyone that disagrees but hey, they are a company, they have a market, they target the people that likes their stuff.
They may not be in the wider market, do they have to be? No. Do I need to market underpants to ladies or panties to men? No but I could choose to say unisex or I’m LGTBQ+ friendly but as a business, I don’t have to.
As a side note, I have posted about more unisex, better sizing guides and a global review of sizes in a unisex manner.
That doesn’t mean they won’t sell their stuff to me and they have.
It’s my choice whether if it fits or suits and actually it does fit so what’s the problem?
I, like others would like some proof of all these allegations because all I’ve read and heard so far is hearsay. If the model was refused through gender, where’s the court case?
And, they do make some really sweet quality stuff, just my two penneth, shoot me down in flames if you want to but business is business pure and simple.
Jenny xx
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