Chocolate Biscuits and Wine
My mum took me shopping in the Trafford Centre last night. She got me loads of Christmas pressies. Wooo!
We had a strange experience in Marks & Spencer. My mum was buying a t-shirt, a pair of pants, and two boxes of chocolate biscuits. We were stood in the queue waiting to be served. There was a woman in front of us, and a woman being served ( Read more... )
We had a strange experience in Marks & Spencer. My mum was buying a t-shirt, a pair of pants, and two boxes of chocolate biscuits. We were stood in the queue waiting to be served. There was a woman in front of us, and a woman being served ( Read more... )
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http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/uk/article2558198.ece
While I obviously don't have a problem with somebody not wanting to handle/sell a certain item because of their beliefs (well, not without going into a Dawkins-esque "Religion - ALL religion - has too strong a hold on the world" spiel, which believe me you don't want ;-) ), I agree that if you don't want to do that, you shouldn't get a job somewhere that sells it. And that's not me saying "Muslims shouldn't be allowed to work in M&S", either, obviously. But if your beliefs are SO STRONG that you can't even handle the stuff, then it severely inhibits your ability to do your job - and therefore, you're not suitable for the job, and shouldn't be hired to do it.
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