Surely it's up to Subway to enforce meat preparation rules?
I'm not sure I'm getting this right - NO ham or bacon at Subway? Won't they have to wipe out a fair chunk of their menu?
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Surely it's up to Subway to enforce meat preparation rules?
I'm not sure I'm getting this right - NO ham or bacon at Subway? Won't they have to wipe out a fair chunk of their menu?
How do you reason with clueless peeps like yourself?
What happens here is none of your concern, I do not care what you do in the land of OZ.
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This is your daily reminder to vote UKIP and stop all this nonsense
They are a business, if it was cost effective to do it that way then they would. They are going to put profit over pandering to bacon lovers.
That's exactly what I do, have you not read the whole thread ? Pretty sure I made my point on Halal earlier more than once. :confused
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Or it's easier just to stop selling the meat as an option.
Since when is islam a race?
Keep practicing your reverse racism.
Meh, semantics...
Religious discimination or intolerance then if you must. Keep up the crusade brother.
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Ergo they changed (pandering to Muslims) to make more profit.
If any pandering is done in this decision-making process it is pandering to shareholders.
Correct it is but they've chosen not to waste time and money doing so. The amount of profit from selling ham and bacon products in their Halal stores is probably outweighed by the Halal products.
If only 10 customers buy a bacon sandwich and 1000 buy a chicken sandwich it's probably worth dropping the bacon instead of fussing over contamination and they will increasing their customers because there is a demand for Halal meat in that particular store.
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I'm afraid I can't make it any simpler. In the immortal words of Samuel Johnson: 'Sir, I have found you an argument; but I am not obliged to find you an understanding.'
No, I'm not. And no, it isn't. Click here to learn how the argument from ignorance is defined.
My wife and I are both British citizens and up until the middle of last year we were paying taxes to the UK government.
So yes, what happens in the UK is of our concern.
Well it's their choice. But I do like the Italian BMT so if I end up in a Subway that won't serve me one i'll just have to take my money elsewhere.
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I'll be honest, I find it much more annoying having to wait until 10/11am to go to the garden centre on a Sunday than I do walking into a Subway to find it's a Halal one. Thanks Christians - now it's raining and I can't build my new barbeque
I concur, why does nobody bitch and moan about this? Subway are just doing what they feel is best for profit at the end of the day and that's what a business is meant to do. Gurn up.
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Subway don't sell sausage and bacon subs.
I know what the argument from ignorance is and you just made it earlier. You could not explain 'X' so assumed an explanation and then asserted it as fact. That IS the argument from ignorance fallacy.
Meh, semantics...
Religious discimination or intolerance then if you must. Keep up the crusade brother.
Animals bled out and killed in name of religion, is that not old school like the Aztecs, Maya, and Inca did to the Sun God lol?
They can do what they like in their own country.
Again they would not let us force our views/lifestyles on them in their home country, bet you will think that is all ok though.
Double standards.
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