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Gay couple kicked off London bus by driver. Calls them not 'real men'


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I guarantee any one of you simple-minded ones claiming you would have responded violently wouldn't have done a single thing if this actually happened to you. :giggle:

you don't even know us and our attitude in real life so let's not

I like that you added "in a violent manner" to quantify posting. Ive already said in this thread that they dont necessarily have to use violence but for ****s sake, stop letting people walk over you because not everyone that does it will be answerable to police.

If this had been a black couple thrown off for being black do you think they'd remain silent and scurry off to police? No.

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I guarantee any one of you simple-minded ones claiming you would have responded violently wouldn't have done a single thing if this actually happened to you. :giggle:

 

I live in what can only be described as the scum bag cun.t centre of the universe.

 

Myself, my partner or our gay friends are the victims of homophobia each and every day.

 

The other day, one friend was a victim of it after his umbrella blew inside out near a group of scummers.

 

They began their tirade of abuse and I promptly took the umbrella from his hand and smacked one of them in the face and told them some facts of life.

 

They won't be doing that again.

 

As for the bus driver, this has happened to me in the past (before I could drive, obvs) and I remained on the bus until the end of his shift when it was taken back to the depot. I refused to leave. His boss got some nice first hand information.

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I am all for the "please can you stop that because I am feeling uncomfortable" but that is clearly discrimination.

You should never ever be okay with someone saying that. I mean, yeah, if any couple is like hardcore making out to the point where it's becoming too much for a public place, then yes...that goes for any couple, straight or gay. But light kissing like this article says they were doing?! Hell no. No straight couple would EVER had had anything said to them if they were in the same situation, so why should a gay couple be any different? You should so not be "for" someone saying they're uncomfrotable around a couple just because it doesn't consist of a man and a woman. Couples kiss, it happens. People need to get the **** over it.

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You should never ever be okay with someone saying that. I mean, yeah, if any couple is like hardcore making out to the point where it's becoming too much for a public place, then yes...that goes for any couple, straight or gay. But light kissing like this article says they were doing?! Hell no. No straight couple would EVER had had anything said to them if they were in the same situation, so why should a gay couple be any different? You should so not be "for" someone saying they're uncomfrotable around a couple just because it doesn't consist of a man and a woman. Couples kiss, it happens. People need to get the **** over it.

I like to calm the situation down and end it so that nothing more comes of it. However, I do agree with you.

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I like that you added "in a violent manner" to quantify posting. Ive already said in this thread that they dont necessarily have to use violence but for ****s sake, stop letting people walk over you because not everyone that does it will be answerable to police.

If this had been a black couple thrown off for being black do you think they'd remain silent and scurry off to police? No.

Okay so they aren't gonna use violence, and they aren't allowed to use the law.

So....what are you even saying then?

If this happened to black people they would use lawsuits if they were smart. So I don't get the comparison.

Are you suggesting they should've stayed on the bus Rosa Parks style? Even though they were getting off the bus anyways? If that's not it, then I have no idea at all.

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This is so stupid. We're in almost 2015 and people are still scared of gays. Rightfully they should be though we will destroy y'all, it's the gay agenda!

On another note, I personally never dated someone who was really OK with kissing in public. Even holding hands. So I guess it kind of made me feel the same way. But if it's a "goodbye kiss" I can understand

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He could've been shown what a real man is when I whooped his ass :coffee: trying to kick me off the bus for some dumb stuff.

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I would have had a word with him if I was on that bus.  :coffee:

 

I may be a child, but don't mess with peoples rights.  :later:

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