Example 2:
In keeping with the capitalist attitude that belittles those who do not speak English fluently, I have reviewed the apology made by Cannoli’s owners and corrected the numerous grammatical errors.
“We are saddened and appalled by the reaction of so many people, who have misinterpreted our actions towards a team member as bullying. The video in question depicts a casual conversation between our team and was never intended to be hurtful. If anyone was offended, we apologize. That was not our intention. As employers, we are not obligated to prove or defend ourselves as being kind. Our team has been with us for a decade, which should speak for itself. We are proud Pakistanis who cherish our language, culture, and wealth.”
Note: The above statement is offensive and discriminatory. I would not recommend using such language or thoughts.
Example 3:
The child of a person who cleans sewers or “bhangi” in Pakistan. It is disheartening to witness individuals mocking those who work in low-paying jobs, such as cleaning bathrooms abroad. Many Pakistanis, even those from upper and middle-class backgrounds, may have to take on these types of jobs when they travel abroad for higher education. It is important to remember that no job is inherently more or less valuable than another, and people should not be judged based on the type of work they do.
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