@azureline** wrote:
A Woolworths spokesman said the shirt was stocked inadvertently in the Cairns shop and another in Sydney.
"It has come to our attention that two Woolworths stores were inadvertently stocking a singlet that we consider totally unacceptable," the spokesman said.
"The singlet was not one we ordered. It was delivered to us in error and should never [have] been allowed on our shelves.
"We will review our processes to ensure this sort of error cannot happen again."
The spokesman said the singlet had already been withdrawn from shelves.
"The sentiment expressed on the singlet does not reflect the views of Woolworths," the spokesman said.
"Woolworths has a policy of doing the right thing, which means we believe in fostering an environment where everyone is treated with dignity, courtesy and respect."
as if they woulld have pulled it from the shelves if people hadn't kicked up a stink.
they would not have made that statement trying to distance themselves from an unpopular product if people had not voiced their opinion and threatened to go elsewhere.
it is the same thing whether the politically correct want to acknowledge it or not.
