That description in the article sounded way worse than the actual display. Honestly, if I was walking through that shop and saw that I wouldn't have noticed or stopped.
That description in the article sounded way worse than the actual display. Honestly, if I was walking through that shop and saw that I wouldn't have noticed or stopped.
I would have thought 'yet another s*** fashion trend'
The headlines makes it sound worse then it is. I think if they did have a fashion range based on the 'slave look' then that would be gross and offensive, but dressing up mannequin as a character from the film to promote the DVD...strange, but I've seen odder things.
All this perpetually offended crap is getting beyond a ****ing joke now. It's little wonder that this country is quickly becoming a laughing stock.
Have you got a link to any sources showing that 'this country is quickly becoming a laughing stock'? What nationalities have you seen publishing derisive articles about us? What did they say, exactly?
I just find it baffling that someone that thought this was a good idea is actually employed by Sainsbury's or anywhere. That's the first thing that always comes to my mind when faced with stuff like this, who approved it and how can people be clueless.
I just find it baffling that someone that thought this was a good idea is actually employed by Sainsbury's or anywhere. That's the first thing that always comes to my mind when faced with stuff like this, who approved it and how can people be clueless.
Exactly. I hope the manager gets a good telling off.
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Unless what they wanted was attention...
I sort of think that's the main point of promotional displays!
I would have thought 'yet another s*** fashion trend'
Lol!
I don't find it offensive but no mannequin was needed & at least it wasn't blacked up.
Although I doubt the area manager saw it that way. Someone got severely bollocked for that.
Completely agree.
Exactly. I hope the manager gets a good telling off.