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Yes, 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
by SoftTalker 1mo ago
Yes, 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 1mo 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 1mo agoThis! And the Elites tut tut at people voting AfD and Le Pen. These %$%#@& are fuelling the far right. Facepalm!