http://www.itv.com/news/britain_354985.html

Which side are you on?

Is this an attack on Christian beliefs?

Or should ethical banks like Co-op, be allowed to 'do' business with whomever they choose?

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/4617849.stm

it is a an aatck on christian beliefs but also on anyone who is against gay lifestyles who speaks up on it.

but then again you cat force someone to do business with someone they dont want too.confused3

People's focus of attention seems to be on them, so obviously it is powerful. What was a minority group of people has become quite a movement in such a space of time.

Every action has an equal and opposite reaction.

Hate canbreed popularity.

So people hate queers. Keep quite about it and nobody will care, and they won't feel the need to build pressure groups which normally end up with results like the subject matter at hand eh!

I'm with the CO-OP on this one, serves them right for using people's negative emotions against a group of people who quite frankly should be irrelevant. Instead this and similar sort of crap down the years has resulted with havingGraham Norton on TV, and UK Living's TV agenda, etc, etc.


Way to go, inmaking a bunch of living, breathing, shitting humans feel special about themselves, so much so thatthey probably consider themselves above other people.