Arc:
You are right. So my answer, as previously stated, is that BMG has a right to look out for its interests just like anyone else. That does not mean that if they say something than “the 6,000” individuals associated with them, the many families that are alumni of BMG, and the families that have nothing to do with it should follow what they say. They are like a corporation; they should have one voice, state their point, the reasoning behind it, and let every individual decide for his or herself what they want to do.