PC north of the border

Chock · 08-16-07, 09:12 AM

Yup, seen the story a while ago. Anyone non-Muslim who adheres guidelines such as these, is a spineless moron.

Personally, I would go out of my way to be seen eating as much as possible if anyone tried to force this kind of crap on me. The quote on the original story link which says it would 'not cause resentment' is about as far removed from reality as it is possible to get. And, given that it comes from someone who works at a consultancy agency, I think it says a lot about the kind of consulting that company can offer. None of it good.

There is one good thing about this though: It does make me laugh to see that it was from the Daily Express. This being a newspaper that is generally aimed at people who are, politically, slightly right of Hitler. I bet D.E. readers were having heart attacks all over the country reading that over breakfast, which is no bad thing in my opinion:rotfl:

Chock

08-16-07, 09:12 AM	#9
Chock Sea Lord Join Date: May 2005 Location: Under a thermal layer in chilly Olde England Posts: 1,842 Downloads: 0 Uploads: 0	Yup, seen the story a while ago. Anyone non-Muslim who adheres guidelines such as these, is a spineless moron. Personally, I would go out of my way to be seen eating as much as possible if anyone tried to force this kind of crap on me. The quote on the original story link which says it would 'not cause resentment' is about as far removed from reality as it is possible to get. And, given that it comes from someone who works at a consultancy agency, I think it says a lot about the kind of consulting that company can offer. None of it good. There is one good thing about this though: It does make me laugh to see that it was from the Daily Express. This being a newspaper that is generally aimed at people who are, politically, slightly right of Hitler. I bet D.E. readers were having heart attacks all over the country reading that over breakfast, which is no bad thing in my opinion:rotfl: Chock __________________