They couldn't not insult Jews, could they?
The Local reports:
France's data protection watchdog CNIL, which was alerted by a
complaint, has reprimanded the nationwide appliance store Boulanger
after it emerged staff were secretly insulting clients when storing
their personal details. The store workers may have been polite to their customers' faces but once their backs were turned they let loose.
An investigation by CNIL into a Boulanger store in the south east of
France revealed that when staff stored clients information on computers
for future use, they weren't always the kindest and indeed were often
racist. Indeed CNIL remarked that files on customers contained what it referred
to "excessive" comments about the clients and went on to publish a few
examples.
The 5,828 insulting comments found by CNIL read like a dictionary of French insults.
"Connasse" (bitch), "client chiant" (annoying/boring customer), "trés
con" (very stupid), "n'a pas cerveau" (brainless), "grosse connasse qui
se croit tout permis" (huge bitch who thinks anything goes), "casse
couille" (ball breaker), and "folle" (crazy) were just a few examples
given by CNIL.
Others suggested racism or personal jibes about people's health. "Juive" (Jew), fort accent africain (strong african accent), problème
cardiac (heart problem) and alcoolique (alcoholic) were just a few of
the more sinister ones published by the watchdog. More.
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