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Old 16-01-2009, 18:20   #159
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Re: Atheist ads on London buses

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Originally Posted by Russ
And so he will. If no other bus is available then he'll drive the one with that advert on. It's the bus company being sensitive to someone's needs that's all. No-one is being inconvenienced.
Except that on the first day when the bus company didn't have a spare bus, he took it upon himself to just go home.
Its just another example of people letting their personal beliefs affect their work, I'm sure that in his contract there's no clause excusing him from driving a bus if he doesn't like that weeks particular advertising.
Also Russ I'd say exactly the same if the driver was an atheist who didn't want to drive a bus saying Jesus saves, the point is hundreds of drivers down the years must have disagreed with bus advertising and if they'd have said no to doing their job I expect they'd have been given their P45, and rightly so.
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