26-12-2013, 23:02
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To squat or not to squat
Not sure how far and how crazy political correctness and ‘mustn’t upset anyone’ has gone in your neck of the woods. Must say though that I don’t think it is always the people from other countries themselves who object to certain practices and phrases but the do-gooders who have nothing better to do and need to get a life.
Over the past few years I have read with disbelief how we must not do this or do that over here in order so as not to offend people from certain countries who are now living here – some things so extreme and stupid that if it wasn’t so serious it would be laughable. It’s quite pathetic really.
However, the latest suggestion takes the cake. A Professor (a leading pathologist) says “it is time we acknowledged the cultural needs of our large migrant population”. He has written a page on toilet etiquette and says it would be sensible to install squat toilets in new buildings (it turns out several buildings actually already have these!) – he says he has in fact had to instruct some of his staff the correct way to use the Western-style ones.
I certainly have no objection to people keeping to some of their customs and their religion - after all there are lots of different religions being practised in our society and whatever turns you on so be it, but at least I think Western-style toilets should be sufficient for their other need to ‘express’.
So, my question is, are you squatting over there or still having a flush?
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