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Studio25 · 08-09-2008, 21:43

With the country going "multi racial", and some of those races being sensitive to exposing their hair in public, it's easier to abandon common sense than to stand accused of racial discrimination.

How do I work that one out? Simple. If you can check "child A" because their religion doesn't care what you do with their hair, but can't with "child B" because he has a religious problem with strangers/infidel combing through their matted tresses with a fine-tooth comb, then both child A and child B have reason to cry discrimination. A because you're subjecting him to the ordeal and not doing the same with B, and B because A is getting healthcare that B is not.

It'll get worse before it gets better... If we survive beyond Wednesday, that is.

08-09-2008, 21:43	#61
Studio25 Senior Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Great Harwood Posts: 941 Liked: 153 times Rep Power: 13075	Re: If You Were A Barber. With the country going "multi racial", and some of those races being sensitive to exposing their hair in public, it's easier to abandon common sense than to stand accused of racial discrimination. How do I work that one out? Simple. If you can check "child A" because their religion doesn't care what you do with their hair, but can't with "child B" because he has a religious problem with strangers/infidel combing through their matted tresses with a fine-tooth comb, then both child A and child B have reason to cry discrimination. A because you're subjecting him to the ordeal and not doing the same with B, and B because A is getting healthcare that B is not. It'll get worse before it gets better... If we survive beyond Wednesday, that is.