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Chomper Higgot

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  1. That’s around 0.3% of staff, a mild symptom of the real problem, which is this:
  2. It’s not just pubs though is it. This extends to other businesses, such as restaurants. Though I’ve never understood why anyone would throw insults at the staff who are preparing the food they are about to eat. Nevertheless it does happen. But don’t look at this as a cause for grievance, there’s a business opportunity; you could open a pub in which you allow any verbal abuse of your staff your customers wish to engage in. As owner, you personally would have to take the consequences for allowing such abuse (even if such behavior might by your own admission warranted your abusive customers being kicked out or barred). Let me help you out with a name for such a fine establishment. ‘The Cesspit Arms’.
  3. Ben Habib got the benefit of being brought to the UK as a child.
  4. Where does this idea that free speech exists within other people’s private business premises come from? There’s always a limit after which a customer will get asked to leave, thrown out or punched out. And why the focus on discussion of transgender issues in pubs? This law would just as equally require all business owners to not permit misogyny directed at female staff, misandry directed at male staff, homophobic remarks, Islamophobic jibes, antisemitic taunts, racist remarks, the list goes on. Tell us which form of abuse you want to allow to dump on people working in the business you grace with your custom? But beware, it’s a trick question, you don’t get to allow one without allowing the others.
  5. So the upshot is. Employers will still be allowed to permit their customers to abuse their staff, but may face legal ramifications for doing so. I do understand why this will not sit well with employers who allow their customers to abuse their staff and customers who enjoy abusing the staff in establishments they frequent.
  6. I did bow to your superior knowledge on the subject. I would say you’re own expert.
  7. I see you’ve paid have got the message. Though you’ve not yet worked out that human rights laws also protect you and your family. They do however er get in the way of big business and big profits. Choose wisely.
  8. I expect your sure about lots of things you imagine. Meanwhile, the Employment Rights Bill improves the rights of ordinary working people, good to see Labour helping working people.
  9. They’ve never been on my play list, but I see you’ve paid them and some other issues a lot of attention. It seems too I was right to take your word on these matters. Thank you for sharing.
  10. “It's no surprise Labour consistently side with the Paedos.” Let’s not pretend that came from any rational thought process.
  11. More hyperbole Jonny. Nobody is banning conversations in pubs.
  12. He was convicted of a rape in 2018, the ruling on his deportation was passed on 2023. It’s chilly this morning, you might need to take your mitts off to count back to figure out what those dates tell you about who was running the country at the time.
  13. At their age don’t expect it to matter much longer.
  14. It’s not robots that are coming, they’re here already. GAI is on its way, it’s going to gut white collar jobs.
  15. Not a mullet among them and they have all their teeth.
  16. Yes they do, it’s time for their last chance to make buck.

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