Sky News host James Macpherson has criticised Lululemon’s “virtue-signalling” CEO Calvin McDonald for firing two employees after they attempted to stop a robbery.
“What retailers and progressives fail to understand is that letting criminals run your stores keeps customers out of your stores,” he said.
“Law-abiding shoppers are unlikely to want to shop alongside criminals emboldened by the fact that the company CEO has advertised that everything is discounted by 100 per cent. “Management could have quietly reminded their two employees of their timid little policy for thieves and left it at that.”
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