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Pizza Place: Racist Comments To The Gay Community
I would like to share another example. There was this famous pizza place in the town where I live, the business was always very busy and lots of customers, the food is amazing. One day, the son of the owner started making racist comments to the gay community on his Facebook page, and people took those comments very serious and started making lot of bad publicity to the pizza place. People were very mad and stopped going to the pizza place, and even thought it wasn’t the owner who made those comments, the sales went down, and the business is not as successful as it was.
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