Agreed. Being technically right isnt the only thing which matters in an employer/employee context. They (the employee) represent the company
Leave your edgy fursona (is that how they call it?) to your personal life.
(Anyone thinking this about "the pony" is missing the point, probably disingenuously so.)
I'd probably rather work for a company that requires people to be professional on a job than one that allows them to "authentically" go wild and throw shit around. There are limits to how much "authenticity" I want to see from my coworkers. Everybody has their own opinions, but there's a time when one needs to choose between staying a professional or let oneself loose. And I'd rather work in a place where the former is encouraged.
No idea what noun the former use for the thing, though there's probably a dozen here who will add that detail…