Why is calling someone a 'maid' considered an insult?

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TheBoss

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Posted: 8 years ago

#21

Originally posted by: Sassenach
Very classy and sensible reply from her. 👏

Yup. I loved how she did not get all worked up and took offense with that.

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Jesmina

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Posted: 8 years ago

#22

I have respect for everyone who earn something to feed them or their family.

Maid-taxiwala-rikshawala-raste bhi joh stall lehke bet te unke liye... Major respect for those people they work 3 times harder then us and earn less.
I actually salute those people poor but still earning having self respect and working hard!
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Atomicbomb

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Posted: 8 years ago

#23

Hasaam Baig does not deserve the attention he is getting.

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TheBoss

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Posted: 8 years ago

#24

Originally posted by: -StrAnGer-
I have respect for everyone who earn something to feed them or their family.

Maid-taxiwala-rikshawala-raste bhi joh stall lehke bet te unke liye... Major respect for those people they work 3 times harder then us and earn less.
I actually salute those people poor but still earning having self respect and working hard!
👏

Yes. Definitely agree that they are underpaid. Friend has a nanny at their house to take care of the kids she doesnt even cook and hardly cleans but is paid $17 bucks an hour. I used to do some plumber work eventhough I didnt had a ticket but just for minor jobs. All paid in cash through kijii ads. My pocket would be stuffed by wads of cash everyday. The guy I used to work for used to drive a Jaguar. There was no such thing as maid looking about either of us. A job is a job. And it cannot be used as a yard stick to measure beauty.

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clarity

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Posted: 8 years ago

#25

It's a symptom of elitism.

'lower class people' are supposed to be ugly and all things undesirable and it's the worst insult to be compared to them.

This maid insult has been routinely thrown at people, most recently Tannishtha Chatterjee. I see it is mostly directed at dark-skinned people. Here, the scenario is different.

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Posted: 8 years ago

#26

What do you know about getting your D wet 🤣 🤣 🤣

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Zennia

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Posted: 8 years ago

#27

sab queen elizabeth ke bloodline share karte hai

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1044164

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Posted: 8 years ago

#28

Saw her in Coke Studio with Rahat Fateh Ali Khan,she is gorgeous and got amazing voice.I thought she's some Paki-Arabian girl but when i googled her came to know she's Paki-American.Even her brothers are gorgeous!

Edited by .Dracarys. - 8 years ago

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not.here

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Posted: 8 years ago

#29

she's really pretty and has a great voice.
i really don't get why people use the word maid to insult others either.
to me it was weird when i first came across it when i joined this site.

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Erika

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Posted: 8 years ago

#30

Originally posted by: cricketfan1

Forget aunty, mummy etc...even 'girl/larki/woman' are used as insults...If a man cries he is called 'don't cry like a girl', or if he is looking weak he is told to 'wear bangles and sit'...so on and so forth...We have tons of such examples in everyday life where women are insulted and no one even gives it a second thought...

This ad says it all

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Edited by roni_berna - 8 years ago