How could public not side with Red Cross?

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Memo to Johnson & Johnson: Suing the American Red Cross over the use of the small red-cross symbol might not be the best way to build your brand and curry favor with the public. There’s plenty of press today about the dispute’s origins and machinations. But here’s the thing: The Red Cross, for the most part, is about providing aid and comfort in times of disaster. J&J makes some useful products (Band-Aids, Tylenol, etc.),

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