Coments in response to George's post : If Dimstam felt discriminated as he claims they why did it take him so long to voice it? or is it just a case of claiming compensation. When he got promotion did his other colleagues ie Whites not feel discriminated in their own counttry? Dimstan should remember he is a foreigner and should be ready to accept a bit of discrimination if there was any in a foreign country. Would we in India accept a foreigner getting more money and taking away jobs from locals and would Dimstan accept this in his country?. Lastly if what he says is true ie he is being discriminated, then why does he not return to his home country. End of the day anyone migrating has to accept some risks he would be taking in a foreign country and look at the brighter side. Camilo Fernandes From: George Pinto <[email protected]> To: Goanet <[email protected]> Subject: Re: [Goanet] Racial discrimination ???- 1 million accountant who blames racism for limiting his pay
None of the 4 comments posted (I have excerpted portions below) are sensible and do not deal with the central claim: was he compensated less than his colleagues because of his race? Yes or no? It is a fact-based claim and none of the invective, innuendo and hint-of-racism in some of the comments deal directly with the basis of the claim. George --- On Mon, 1/24/11, Camillo Fernandes <[email protected]> wrote: > In response to Dunstan Pedropillai's claim? seeking > ?2.5 million compensation in loss of earnings from his > employer, PwC,? (Gabe's post below ) here are some > comments by Daily Mail's readers which are interesting and > sensible : > racism claims dont come from white English people > - jack., ashford.england, 24/1/2011 13:01 > What a greedy man. > - jennifer, eccles, 24/1/2011 12:56 > > Unfortunately, it is people with severe inferiority complex > who will always pursue things on racial grounds. > - Simon Adams, Sydney Australia, 24/1/2011 12:50 > I'm glad he is not doing my accounts > - Bill McGifford, Cherves, France, 24/1/2011 12:48
