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Originally Posted by Tarryn
I consider myself Christian yet have never been told or feel that being gay/bisexual is wrong.
I would never treat anyone differently based on their sexuality.
Just because I'm straight does not mean I can't understand that others have different feelings to me & this was Winston's problem. A lack of respect.
What I do feel though is that the HM's should have just sat there a let him have his say without interrupting or laughing at him. Then at least tried to challenge him on his beliefs.
He should never been allowed to go in to the house & I think that's why BB wanted him out very quickly when they realised just how much offence he could cause.
He should be allowed his opinion no matter how much we disagree with it.
If we keep shutting people with homophobic views down we will never change their views.
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His view was heard... He was asked why he felt that way and his response was 'I am a Christian', not even the Anglican church can agree if it is prohibited in the eyes of god or not so it's a perfect get out clause to use to mask bigotry.