Thread: Gays overreacting/looking for trouble?
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Old 30-04-2004, 10:04   #152
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Re: Gays overreacting/looking for trouble?
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Originally Posted by zendawn
Im talking about people in general. As far as Im concerned the thread title is written in predudicial(sp?) language and is biased against gays.
Did you see the question mark in the title?

Maybe Russ was ASKING if Gays were overreacting/looking for trouble?

And ,while I disagree with Discrimination generally, I do think that the fact that the ex-police officer is trying to fight this cheapens more serious complaints of discrimination. The more we have cases like this, the more likely that the public will assume a gay person who suffers serious abuse is just "being a whinging queen" when he reports it. The same applies for Lesbians and any minority group.
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