What are we coming to...
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What are we coming to...
http://www.arabianbusiness.com/56126...-for-labourers
I'm suprised this didn't get a run on BE earlier.
I'm suprised this didn't get a run on BE earlier.
#2
Re: What are we coming to...
I thought the labourers banned from shopping centre in Al Ain news item was much more shocking..
#3
Re: What are we coming to...
http://www.arabianbusiness.com/56126...-for-labourers
I'm suprised this didn't get a run on BE earlier.
I'm suprised this didn't get a run on BE earlier.
Sounds like Sunderland.
#4
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The bit about using the rear entrance near Carrefour is shocking.
"Yes, we want cheap labour, but we don't want to see it or interact with it."
Ladies and gentlemen, segregation and apartheid are alive and well in 2009.
"Yes, we want cheap labour, but we don't want to see it or interact with it."
Ladies and gentlemen, segregation and apartheid are alive and well in 2009.
#7
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I know I wouldn't and i am pretty sure none of you would...
Hence I don't see why we get upset and angry at such a subject...
The issue is labourers coming into shopping malls, would we go to a labourer's shopping mall and hang around there, Grand Shopping Mall in Al Quoz is an example, without running out of there within 3 minutes???
I don't think so...
#8
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Would both of you be happy to share a cab with a labourer, or go into a toilet which is used by a labourer, or, go to McDonalds and sit down and have lunch with a labourer???
I know I wouldn't and i am pretty sure none of you would...
Hence I don't see why we get upset and angry at such a subject...
The issue is labourers coming into shopping malls, would we go to a labourer's shopping mall and hang around there, Grand Shopping Mall in Al Quoz is an example, without running out of there within 3 minutes???
I don't think so...
I know I wouldn't and i am pretty sure none of you would...
Hence I don't see why we get upset and angry at such a subject...
The issue is labourers coming into shopping malls, would we go to a labourer's shopping mall and hang around there, Grand Shopping Mall in Al Quoz is an example, without running out of there within 3 minutes???
I don't think so...
#9
Re: What are we coming to...
Would both of you be happy to share a cab with a labourer, or go into a toilet which is used by a labourer, or, go to McDonalds and sit down and have lunch with a labourer???
I know I wouldn't and i am pretty sure none of you would...
Hence I don't see why we get upset and angry at such a subject...
The issue is labourers coming into shopping malls, would we go to a labourer's shopping mall and hang around there, Grand Shopping Mall in Al Quoz is an example, without running out of there within 3 minutes???
I don't think so...
I know I wouldn't and i am pretty sure none of you would...
Hence I don't see why we get upset and angry at such a subject...
The issue is labourers coming into shopping malls, would we go to a labourer's shopping mall and hang around there, Grand Shopping Mall in Al Quoz is an example, without running out of there within 3 minutes???
I don't think so...
MM, xx
#12
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Would you do the having lunch/mall visit/share a cab/etc with a labourer???
I will shut up if you would...
#13
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MM, xx
#14
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but that's not a valid argument...i wouldn't have lunch with/share a cab with any random guy whoever he was...but would i mind if they sat next to me in a restaurant or whatever, no, i wouldn't...and as for them just going to a mall, geez, it beggars belief that they have been banned...
MM, xx
MM, xx
I do also fight for the rights of labourers, any profession for that matter, my argument is that we all get upset when a group of people is mistreated, yet we don't personally put members of that group in equal terms with ourselves...
#15
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Those were just examples of situations from the back of my mind...
I do also fight for the rights of labourers, any profession for that matter, my argument is that we all get upset when a group of people is mistreated, yet we don't personally put members of that group in equal terms with ourselves...
I do also fight for the rights of labourers, any profession for that matter, my argument is that we all get upset when a group of people is mistreated, yet we don't personally put members of that group in equal terms with ourselves...
bloody hell if this was in the uk the press would have had a field day...
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