Yes, you can but should you. A company rushing to judgment in protecting customers from being offended must be able to regain your confidence when they correct their mistake. If they can’t do that then what is the point in making the correction.
I have little respect for a company that bows to the slightest pressure from the politically correct. I do not support the doctrine of political correctness. However, when that company retracts the position it took with no pulled punches in its apology I can’t help but forgive. “Trust but verify” may satisfy you.
Political correctness is fostered by a delusional, illogical, liberal minority, and rabidly promoted by an unscrupulous mainstream media, which holds forth the proposition that it is entirely possible to pick up a turd by the clean end.
I can live with that policy.
However the verification time may take a while.
Yes, you can but should you
Giving the benefit of the doubt, in this case, my be the correct course of action.
They could learn from the response of their customer base, and I hope they do.
Bending over for the thespians at the speed they did does make one a little edgy.
Let's put it down to Corporate level panic. The ol' Kneejerk reaction.