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Teeqoz on 21 February 2018
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DonFerrari said:
Teeqoz said:

If this will lead to a massive loss of profit because of huge backlash, this just means that F1 has poor leadership and lacks understanding of their market. And the leadership should be held accountable for that.

But I think that in that case, you should criticize F1 for listening to said minority, not criticizing the minority for voicing their opinion. They're the ones calling the shots after all.

Just like Marvel, DC and Sony have regarding their comics and movies that tried to please vocal minorities and were met with huge losses on those try outs.

Some people on marketing have been working to promote their agenda and ideals instead of the company best interest.

I can criticize whoever I want, even more when said minority will name call people that don't agree with them as misogynists, rappers, bigots, etc. And sure the F1 leads deserve criticism as well. Still people that doesn't even make the market for that product going there to cause ruckus deserve a lot of criticism.

Take your own advise on creating a new F1 championship with grid girls and deliver to those groups for they to create their own without instead of messing around where they have no stakes. Public like or don't care about the grid girls, the girls like the job, the racers and companies were ok with it, so it is a clear case of external meddling.

Uhm... okay, I'm gonna have to ask you to explain further because I'm not sure what you are trying to say in your first paragraph. Marvel met huge losses pandering to vocal minorities? What?

The last paragraph also has me scratching my head. Why should I create a new championship with grid girls, when I'm not opposed to them being removed? That doesn't even make sense. 


You can criticize whoever you want, but if you actually want to achieve something with said criticism, you should target those calling the shots. If you just want to criticize for the sake of criticizing, then go ahead.