A “system error.” Sure. These “errors” always go in only one direction. This is more likely yet another incident in the West’s massive and ongoing cultural capitulation.
“Kmart bans customers using religious words such as ‘Jesus’ or ‘church’ at its photo printing kiosks – but ‘Islam’ and ‘Koran’ get the all-clear,” by Charlie Moore, Daily Mail Australia, June 12, 2019 (thanks to The Religion of Peace):
Kmart has caused outrage after its photo printing kiosks banned some words relating to religion.
Words such as Jesus, church and Bible used in captions were deemed to be profanities and replaced with asterisks.
The words Jewish and Allah were also banned but mosque, Islam and Koran were not.
It was not just religious words affected by the error, with the word Canadian also banned, reported the Daily Telegraph.
When customers tried to caption photos with the forbidden words, a message came up on screen saying ‘profanity has been detected in text and substituted with ****’….
A spokesman for Kmart added: ‘We would like to sincerely apologise for this system error, which has been rectified overnight. It in no way reflects our views as a business. …
The issue was discussed on Sunrise on Tuesday morning.
Presenter Sam Armytage said it was ‘rubbish’ that this was a system error and that Kmart was just covering itself….