New UK Law: Restaurants Must Permit Gays to Publicly Exhibit Affection

LifeSiteNews ^ | 3/15/06 | Terry Vanderheyden

[Adder]

“I want to make sure that no one gets refused a room at a hotel or a table in a restaurant because of their sexuality.”

Why do you care,Alan?

It IS behavior, not status. I do not want to be confronted by the nauseating spectacle of 'mos doing 'mo stuff anymore than I would want to see someone change their colostomy bag at the table of a bed and breakfast.

[TruthShallSetYouFree]

Also, keep jamming it down our throats and eventually we'll "grow" to accept it.

Interesting choice of words, considering the topic. :)

[robowombat]

"Morals are private, decency is public." Rita Mae Brown

[alice_in_bubbaland]

LOL! After I posted it, I thought some might take it that way. :)

[conserv13]

No one from the government tells me who I have to put under my roof and what I have to wash off of my sheets.

So if you wanted to refuse black people would that be okay?

[tonycavanagh]

Its not really going to make much of a difference Gays usually have there own hotels anyway.

And not many people straight or gay go for overt sexual behavior anyway in public. Except Friday night at the local Kebab shop near me.

There are always some spotty teens eating each others face of, reminds me of Shaun of the dead

[MadIvan]

It's London more than anything else. I don't live there, I live in the English equivalent of Texas.

Regards, Ivan

[pissant]

But it sure seems odd that the tories aren't more aggressive in fighting off the gun control, the hunting, bans, the gay agenda, and the rest of the PC nonsense.

Don't get me wrong, I'll always love England, but Britain needs to pull a Canada, and soon.

[little jeremiah]

What's the connection between race and voluntary sexual behavior?

(hint - NONE!)

[stevio]

This stuff is like a coiled spring, sooner or later it's going to let loose.

[little jeremiah]

List?

[jim35]

Being black is not a type of behavior. There is no comparison.

[conserv13]

Okay. How about a disability? How about the way someone wears their hair or talks?

[Aznar5]

In a free country, it would be legal.

[Aquinasfan]

Anyone remember what happened to Sodom and Gomorrah? Sheesh.

[conserv13]

If you are a business that serves the public - and you use public services like streets, sidewalks, water, police etc... you have to play by certain rules.

You can't discriminate.

[xarmydog]

Gross.That is plumb nasty!I gag when I happen to mistakenly turn on the tv and see that,let alone try and eat.Mistakenly means just that.

[Adder]

Absolutely.

How about someone brandishing weapons or making threatening gestures?

[conserv13]

Brandishing weapons or making threatening gestures is different than just being gay.

[pabianice]

THAT'LL boost restaurant business.