"400,000 Muslims wore the British Military Uniform and fought and died alongside British soldiers in the second world war. " Yes I’m sure you’re right, Retrochic. However, that was then and this is now. It would be very interesting to see how many Muslims currently resident in the UK would answer the call to arms if it were necessary. “Anyway -why on...
If the topical comparison had formed part of the story then your premise would hold , but it appears nowhere and is pure conjecture, but it is your thread to orchestrate as you see it.
/// I just find it irritating that threads lose their topic so often and constantly fall back on a hobby horse,but as I say the piper calls the tune. ///
As they always seem to do when I happen to mention Muslims, even if only in a comparison way.
Interesting though that nobody took me up on my 'level playing field' stance in today's University thread.
When I read this story I was appalled, on no occasion should he have been told to move. This is England and he was a proud RAF member, especially one who had been injured. The person who asked him to move should be ashamed of themselves. Anyone who is offended by a man in an RAF uniform, should not be in this country. (Rant over.)
1) NHS employee who has witnessed an unpleasant incident in the past asks the RAF Sergeant if he would move, giving that reason. In the hope a similar thing didn't happen to the already injured man.
2) NHS employee who has witnessed an unpleasant incident in the past does nothing,crosses fingers and hopes if anything unpleasant happens they can get security there quickly before further injury happens.
Should our NHS staff have to think like this? - No,but they do and when making a judgement call it isn't easy is it?
Talk about putting a slant on a story. Busy A&E waiting room, man with injured eyes in RAF uniform.
Because there had been a nasty incident aimed at a uniformed man in the recent past a member of staff SUGGESTED that he might want to wait somewhere quieter and gave the reason. The uniformed man GLADLY accepted and has made no complaint.
Hospital has apologised and said it is not hospital policy.
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