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Thursday, 14 May 2009

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John Kimble

The Co-op have quite strict ethical policies, presumably including anti-discrimination. A complaint against this might well be worthwhile.

Perhaps they should consider men need the extra money in order to fund the things their parnter wont' pay for.

i.e. women would settle for settle for having £983,799 of their own money to spend on themselves, but then would still expect men to pay for dates, lavish gifts, their children etc etc

I generally find women to be far more materialistic and good at spending money than men.

Also perhaps men are better at calculating the true cost of living whereas women underestimate the price of everything

John Kimble

As a Co-operative business, we believe in:

Social Responsibility

We are committed to leading the way on ethical, environmental and community issues.

Openness and Honesty

We work hard to earn credibility and trust from our customers and each other.

Being Successful

We work together to make sure that CFS is admired, profitable and sustainable.

Being Customer Focused

We always aim to satisfy our customers and exceed their expectations where we can

Also I foudn this in their ethical policy:

""We will not finance any organisation that advocates discrimination and incitement to hatred.""

Nigel

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should you wish to point out the silliness of calling your customers shallow.

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