ChatterBank2 mins ago
No Jews...
What do you make of this story?
http:// www.ind ependen t.co.uk /news/u k/home- news/sp orts-di rect-se curity- guard-b anned-j ewish-s choolbo ys-and- told-th em-no-j ews-no- jews-97 35919.h tml
I would be particularly interested to hear the opinion of those who supported the Christian B&B couple who refused a let a room because of their religious convictions.
Were Sports Direct right to sack this security guard?
If so, why?
Me I think is was totally right to remove this guard, as this is *competely* unacceptable.
However, I believe there are some people who think that shops and service providers should have free will...
So...is there anyone who agrees with the actions of this guard?
And if so, why?
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I would be particularly interested to hear the opinion of those who supported the Christian B&B couple who refused a let a room because of their religious convictions.
Were Sports Direct right to sack this security guard?
If so, why?
Me I think is was totally right to remove this guard, as this is *competely* unacceptable.
However, I believe there are some people who think that shops and service providers should have free will...
So...is there anyone who agrees with the actions of this guard?
And if so, why?
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Firstly, firstly, this bears no similarity to the case of the Christian couple who refused to allow a gay couple to share a room. Secondly, I want to know the reason the security guard stopped the boys from entering the shop. On the face of it, one assumes that the boys were not causing trouble, so yes, Sports Direct was right to fire him.
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