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Samsung’s basic human rights policy prohibits discrimination, yet it is sponsoring a TV series that goes directly against these ideals.
Bayer claims to be committed to living up to its “social and ethical responsibilities.” Yet the company is paying to keep a show on the air that has generated more than 500 threats and acts of hate and violence against a religion and its members.
As the company ranked number one in the Forbes list of most reputable companies for 2016, Amazon.com should be setting an example of tolerance and respect for people all faiths, not funding a TV show that has generated more than 500 threats and acts of hate and violence against a religion and its members.
Norms Restaurants campaign to “Make Caring the Norm.” A family-friendly business should support family values not anti-religious hate.
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When Zahid Qureshi was introduced to Scientology, it made perfect sense to him. It appealed to his practical nature while satisfying his thirst for the spiritual.
Born and raised in Pakistan, where he earned his bachelor’s degree in aeronautical engineering, Qureshi came to America in 1970 to do postgraduate work at MIT. But by 1986, a failed marriage and a dead-end job had robbed life of the promise it once held for him.