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Tolerance of intolerance, what a world
by skullone 18d ago
Tolerance of intolerance, what a world
- netsharc 18d agoAs a thought experiment, perhaps someone there thought not fulfilling the Indian group's request would be seen as insensitive. I suppose the decisionmaker needs to know what societal values one has to uphold, and in which order of importance. As a wild example, if the group had demanded the women walk around in the nude, because of their religion, it'd be obvious to say no because it'd violate so many of the employees' values.
- SoftTalker 18d agoYes, it boils down to a conflict between two cultures. And when you visit a place, the expectation should be that you will respect local culture. If you cannot do that, stay home.
- netsharc 18d agoAnd there's respecting of guests' religion. What if the Hindus had said "we are vegans, please don't serve us meat" - probably reasonable enough, although I seem to recall some rightwingers getting angry about some other occasion where only vegetarian food was to be served. Yeah, as a host I'd be fine with meeting their dietary restrictions; but would refuse their with staff gender restrictions. Somehow the management company didn't know where this acceptability border lied.
- tharmas 18d agoThis! And the Elites tut tut at people voting AfD and Le Pen. These %$%#@& are fuelling the far right. Facepalm!
- irickt 18d agoConsider https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paradox_of_tolerance