Sales clerk discriminates against Sikh man

[singhbj singh]

 

[Big_Tera]

How do we know for certain he is a 'Sikh man'

Just because he has a turban and dhari that does not make him Sikh.

Never judge a book by its cover. 

Theres so many turbaned men with dharis who are absolutley vile and scum of the earth. 

[acsap]

4 hours ago, Big_Tera said:

How do we know for certain he is a 'Sikh man'

Just because he has a turban and dhari that does not make him Sikh.

Never judge a book by its cover. 

Theres so many turbaned men with dharis who are absolutley vile and scum of the earth. 

You don't even understand the concept. 

[Guest Jacfsing2]

2 hours ago, Big_Tera said:

How do we know for certain he is a 'Sikh man'

Just because he has a turban and dhari that does not make him Sikh.

Never judge a book by its cover. 

Theres so many turbaned men with dharis who are absolutley vile and scum of the earth. 

Are there some bad Sikh people, probably? But the concept wasn't how great he is, or Sikh people are, it was centered on humanitarian values instead. It's the same with any of these What Would You Do videos. It doesn't really matter if he was some Sikh wearing a turban, a Muslim wearing a hijab or a prayer-cap, the message of all of their videos is basically the same.

[S1ngh]

4 hours ago, Big_Tera said:

How do we know for certain he is a 'Sikh man'

Just because he has a turban and dhari that does not make him Sikh.

Never judge a book by its cover. 

Theres so many turbaned men with dharis who are absolutley vile and scum of the earth. 

I think you missed the point of the video.

[Premi5]

I would request to speak with his boss. If boss doesn't help, then I would contact the boss of the boss. If not getting anywhere, I would tell them I will be taking the story to the media.

[simran345]

12 hours ago, Premi5 said:

I would request to speak with his boss. If boss doesn't help, then I would contact the boss of the boss. If not getting anywhere, I would tell them I will be taking the story to the media.

It was a social experiment, paji to see how the public would react. It wasn't a real occurrence, but set up.