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Originally Posted by sledger
Yes, this.
The whole issue of "gay rights" is a troublesome matter for me. Obviously nobody should be made to suffer or be victimised because of their sexuality. But it strikes me that some campaigners take this sort of thing to an extreme where they are almost suggesting that homosexual people should have some sort of positive rights conferred on them, which strikes me as being both wrong and stupid. As Duffer has previously said, I don't think this sort of thing is really an issue for anyone who is not gay/not a raging homophobe. Am pretty glad I'm no longer living with my rabidly Lid Dem, LGBT, Amnesty International. Human Rights activist housemate though, as he is probably the biggest **** I have ever met in my life, just on an unrelated note.
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I think this idea is exaggerated to be honest.
Certainly none of my gay friends have this sort of attitude and the gay society at holloway had no such agenda.
They just object to getting abuse chucked at them, which does regretably still happen from time to time.
You just need to get better housemates.