The world certainly gets more and more absurd, and it is the fault of those pushing for political correctedness, i.e. turning black into white and vice versa, and of those who fall in the trap of conforming to the imposed norm, no matter what.
I read this post today. "A Muslim teenager claims in a federal lawsuit that she was denied a job at an Abercrombie & Fitch clothing store at a Tulsa mall because she wore a head scarf. The teen, who wears a hijab in accordance with her religious beliefs, claims the manager told her the head scarf violates the store's "Look Policy...These actions constitute discrimination against Ms. Elauf on the basis of religion," the lawsuit states.".
What does "on the basis of religion" mean?
First of all, Abercrombie & Fitch is a privately owned store. It is not the public sector where a colored man can run for President of the United States and lawfully win the post. I am not going to be told whom to hire in my own shop. Second, no one denied the girl employment on the basis of her religion. (Now, having some religious groups talk about descrimination on the basis of religion, is quite funny. I mean those who call everyone else "infidels" and slaughter them for being Christian).
Listen then what I am suggesting: What if a person of Scottish descend decided to apply and demand to work wearing a quilt? Or what if a Greek person decided to work dressed as Tsolias? And what if a Hawaian person or an African person decided to come half-naked? Would that mean one would be descriminated against if not allowed to work dressed as they pleased?
Come on people, use your common sense, and not let yourselves be fooled! Go Abercrombie & Fitch! I am all for you!
