Posted on 10/05/2015 10:10:17 AM PDT by EveningStar
Kitchens that are shared between office workers may soon be banned from storing pork products like sausage rolls over fears that they are “offensive”.
New guidelines proposed by interfaith group CoExist House say that employers should consider worker’s religions before allowing ham sandwiches placed in the fridge alongside other products.
The group also suggests that alcohol should not be served at corporate events in case it upsets members of certain faiths.
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Wiccans?
So are we going to ban homosexuals because they are “offensive?”
We should not tolerate these substances because we need to practice Tolerance.
uh....let’s start by banning FISH from the microwave!
The room stinks for an hour!
The offensive thing is the very idea this is being considered to appease the Muslims.
I recently read that half of all the pigs in the world live in China.
Mohammedans.
Observant Jews wouldn’t use the communal microwave at all ... just in case.
Lol!
Stupidity of the highest order is taking shape in this country.
What about the vegans?
That was what I was hinting at in my remark. Jews and Mormons rarely make a stink about such things.
So are we going to ban homosexuals because they are “offensive?”
= = =
Only if they have a “Ham Sandwich” or a “Sausage Roll”
Obviously people of the Jewish faith, after over a hundred years of tolerating pork, they have had enough.
LOL!!
Ministry of Propaganda: We should not tolerate these substances because we need to practice Tolerance.
And popcorn. Especially if you burn it.
And women shall wear appropriate clothes and head covering.
Observant Jews wouldn’t use the communal microwave at all ... just in case.
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You mean Jews haven’t received the same consideration all these years? The liberals are sending a message that terrorism pays.
Ignore coexist house.
If people just said “NO” and made it stick this wouldn’t be a problem. But the wide yellow streaks down their backs must be adversely impacting their speech center of the brain.
“No” is a simple word. Sometimes you have to stand behind it.
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