After we had already made a little action according to the slogan “Our Game – Our Time” together with Schickeria Munich to support the actiondays of the organisation “Football Supporters in Europe” (FSE) last year, we decided to join the actiondays this year again. Therefore we prepared an action with protest message-banners for the home-match vs. TSV 1860 Munich. Our efforts in fan-politics have increaslingy become more important for us during the last years. We have recently intensified our active cooperation with the german fan-organisation ProFans and were really active in planning and realising the nationwide fan-demonstration in October 2010 in this connection. Now in the ending of the current season we considered it necessary to tell the public that the dedication for fan culture needs support all over Europe. It is not only an issue in Germany. In almost every European country there are restrictions for fanscenes and their activites. It is a development that will more and more kill the heart of football. We were really happy to travel with Hertha in the European Cup during the last decade and got to know many different kinds of fan culture. In this regard it is especially important for us to proclaim our support for activists in foreign countries who are fighting to preserve fan culture like we do in Germany. The slogan for the current FSE actiondays is “Save Fan Culture”. All details are provided at: http://www.fanseurope.org
We now had the idea to approach the topic by pointing out exemplary major problems for football supporters in the different European countries which they regularly have to deal with. We presented a general demand for all the active football supporters and Ultras in Europe with the message-banner: “Football Supporters in Europe: Never give up the fight!”. We then presented the already mentioned major problems concerning fan-politics in Europe:
Below those banners we wanted to point out again on another message-banner that: “There is no football without fan culture!” We hope our little action will reinforce other European fanscenes in their dedication for fan culture and also that the functionaries and officials might see that the fanscenes all over europe ally in their fight to preserve fan culture. We only can make a headway together. Therefore we translated the report of our recent action into english.
But what does 'fairly' mean does it mean equality, common standards, that we are all the same or that we have to be treated according our differences the term social inequality is a wide term which represents all the societies in our days. Treat (trēt) v treat d, treat ng, treats vtr 1 to act or behave in a specified manner toward: treated me fairly 2 to regard and handle in a certain way often used with as: treated the matter as a joke 3 to deal with in writing or speech discuss: a book that treats all aspects of health care 4 to deal with or represent artistically in a. Imagine the consequences of a parent treating their six-year-old and seventeen-year-old equally that would mean telling the younger child, “make sure you are home from grade one by midnight” most people appreciate that it makes sense to treat children fairly.
If you accept this reasoning, this is a case of treating people fairly without treating them equally if you do not accept this reasoning, it is still an attempt to treat people fairly, but one which fails to treat them either fairly or equally. The process is fairly efficient about 60% of the energy put into the plant ends up being stored in the ammonia's bonds scaled up to factories the size of yara's, the process can produce vast amounts of ammonia.
The application of common standards or same treatment does not necessarily mean respect for a person's personality or individualism individuals cannot create their own opportunities as they are state provided people should be free to choose which job they want to do many people refuse that equality of opportunity exists in democratic societies. Many define it as treating everyone the same, but i would argue that doing so is the most unfair way to treat students students are not the same they have different motivations for their choices, different needs, different causes for misbehavior and different goals. Treating people equally means that you treat them the same, regardless of their race, sex, social status or anything else like that treating people fairly means that you treat them in ways that are most appropriate to their needs. Yes and no yes in the sense that everyone should be treated fairly regardless of their race or gender or any other protected characteristic however, treating someone fairly can sometimes mean having to treat them differently, in order to take into account their circumstances and enable them to participate on equal terms with everyone else.
So each of us should be treated with respect and dignity and treat others in the same way no persons should be discriminated against in their sexual and reproductive lives everybody have the right to protection from all forms of violence caused by reason of their race, color, language, sex, religion, political, national or social origin, property, birth or other status.
It goes without saying that you should treat all your customers fairly, but that doesn't mean you should treat them all equally the myth of treating people fairly and equally the problem is that by definition a ‘rule' treats everyone equally -- whether it's fair or not what if we treated our children this way. However, treating someone fairly can sometimes mean having to treat them differently, in order to take into account their circumstances and enable them to participate on equal terms with everyone else. Does treating students fairly take more time not nearly as much as unsuccessful solutions to behavior problems that continue to eat classroom time in five-to-fifteen minute chunks over the course of a year here’s how to put this concept into practice 1 everyone has the same rules.
This type of behavior helps to ensure equal treatment of every employee 6 encourage employees to work as a team in which everyone has a different but equal role to play.
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