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And to me it is right and normal. I do respect your opinion but you just don't understand and thats what it comes down to, lack of understanding. Rant over :). |
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oooooo Frankie Giss a kiss and lets show budwieser how its done lol
I knew a lot younger than than Frankie, i can remember being in Primary school and feeling some attractions towards men but at that age you dont understand what they mean. |
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There's going to be more to this story than meets the eye. The media loves a good "poor persecuted gays" story.
I think it's about time people realised political correctness does not always apply in reality. If the landlord was the one who was offended by this then he's the one with the problem and can't reasonably expect people not to show affection in public. If however it was a group of punters in there who were threatening to leave if the landlord did nothing about it, that's more understandable. I'm not saying I think it's right, but it's economics. Publicans need to keep people in the pubs, spending money. If a group were threatening to leave because of 2 people. he's not likely to think "I'll lose their money just to be PC". |
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So, that means 1 million practicing Catholics, and 1.2 million practicing (or they might be quite good at it, so don't need to practice) gays (2% of the population, according to your figures*). Who's the minority? ;) *(and according to research quoted in the Guardian, 3.6 million gay people in the UK ) |
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Still though even 1 percent is over half a million people.. don't they have rights?? Getting back to the story (which to me is just a young couple who don't seem to realise that not everyone might be as free and as open as they are) Yes they should of been more careful of their actions (which for the reaction they got was more than just a simple peck) but I'm also very surprised by the reaction of a landlord in London's SOHO which is an area known for hetro/gay sexual activity at all times of the day or night. |
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You are assuming that all rules are created equal and based on the same requirements..
If it were purely on Numbers then the 189,100 (2009) abortions in the UK would never have happened as the Catholic population outweighs that number.. Figures are not everything and not everything is based on figures.. Instead we tend to base a lot of rules on human rights, like the right adopt a child even no matter what your sexual preference is, the right to show affection to a partner and the right not to have someone accuse you of being a pervert for innocently doing so (had that one shouted at me a few times) |
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From what I've read and heard (including a statement by the original complainant) this doesn't seem to me to be about gay issues at all. It's about causing offence by engaging in actions that others deemed inappropriate and there was apparently rather more involved than a quick kiss. I believe the same thing would've been done had the couple involved been male/female but since they wouldn't have such a point to prove I don't imagine they'd have made quite the same fuss about it. About 10 years ago my wife and I were approached by security staff in a bar and asked to tone down what we were doing or leave. We were only kissing with our arms around eachother and couldn't see what the fuss was about but certainly feel motivated to complain about our treatment.
Obviously the facts behind all this are still unclear and I'm reserving judgement about the guys involved but I do think that certain group rather like 'engineering' contentious sitautions like this about which they can then complain in the hope that they can gain some 'advantage' for their ilk whether that be publicity, changes in the law or anything else. |
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many who are part of a minority like to use prejuduce as an excuse to cause or fuss gain attention or get someone into trouble cuz they can |
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Of course there are plenty of cases where it has but not all |
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I think Hugh was joking... :)
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