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Co -owner of a luxury car dealer in Florida Would resign after having pretended to make an anti -Semitic remark in a text to a client.
“I asked my Porsche representative to contact the factory to secure a place for painting to sample the line for a special color before someone contacts you,” recently wrote to a potential customer of Popano Beach Motorsports / Champion.
Maraj would have sent the SMS after a customer said he was going to another dealer, according to a screenshot of Bocanewsnow.com.
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“But as usual, you behave like a spoiled Jew C — Who thinks that you are special but you are not. You do not buy a car for me, it’s like a gift from God.”
“This shocking screen anti -Semitism Has no room for business and we urge customers to shop elsewhere, “said Stopantized on Saturday morning.
Fox Business contacted the Anti-Diffamation League for comment.
A co -owner of a luxury car dealer in Florida would have resigned after having made an anti -Semitic remark in a text to a client. (Google Maps / Google Maps)
The director general of the champion, Mike Peters, told Bocanewsnow.com, who reported the incident for the first time: “At Champion, we have firmly determined to promote an environment rooted in respect, professionalism and integrity. Incidents like this remind us of the importance of these values, and we will use this moment as an opportunity to strengthen them – both internally and in our larger relationships.
“In the continuation of these standards, Naveen Maraj informed that he will resign from his job with champion and to withdraw from his management and leadership roles with the company in force immediately.”
Fox Business contacted the comments champion.
Elsewhere in the long declaration, Peters described Maraj’s comments as “offensive and inexcusable”, but said that Maraj and the client, John Wolff, have a personal friendship, and the “comment was not made with the intention of harming”.
“Notwithstanding, we recognize that intention does not deny the impact,” he added. “The language used was inappropriate and does not reflect the standards of conduct or mutual respect which has been part of the champion culture for more than 38 years.”
The co-owner described the potential customer “spoiled Jew C —“. (Getty / Getty Images)
“As a context, Mr. Wolff and Mr. Naveen Maraj have maintained a close personal friendship for over 14 years,” said Peters. “During this period, they became passionate fishing partners and became what Naveen believed to be a close friend. This friendship included a certain degree of occasional jokes and familiarity which, although included in private, can easily be misinterpreted – or become completely inappropriate – when they are seen outside this context.
“The remark in question was made on a personal basis and was not entirely unrelated to the role or responsibilities of Mr. Maraj at Champion. It was a moment of informality badly placed with friends, not a deliberate attempt to offend or harm.”
Protesters walking against anti -Semitism in 2023. (Alishia abodunde / Getty Images / Getty Images)
Wolff said to Bocanewsnow.com, he and Maraj had not spoken for six years and called him absurd that he would be acceptable in their friendship to call him a “Jew C —“.
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Peters in the Declaration has recognized that “words have weight, whatever the context or intention. We are deeply regretted in any discomfort, concern or confusion that this incident may have caused. Mr. Maraj has personally expressed his remorse and his excuses to Mr. Wolff.”
