[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Samm

I wish that was everyone's view, but sadly it's not, many LGBT people including myself are scared of a normal activity like holding hands with another person of the same sex in public, my friend and his partner was spat on a few weeks ago in daylight as they were holding hands walking in public view, that's why LGBT issues must have a strong voice, because until LGBT people are seen as "just another person" as you stated, Pride events and awareness must still go on

Thats fine for consenting ADULTS but keep kids out of it

[Samm]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

Thats fine for consenting ADULTS but keep kids out of it

Why? Pride has different forms, an adult pride parade would be much different for one centred around kids, why should we let this younger generation of kids grow up thinking something is wrong with them for years until they discovered what gay means themselves, is years of suffering and bullying worth it?

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Samm

Why? Pride has different forms, an adult pride parade would be much different for one centred around kids, why should we let this younger generation of kids grow up thinking something is wrong with them for years until they discovered what gay means themselves, is years of suffering and bullying worth it?

It’s a black school. Enough said.

[Cherie]

Originally Posted by Redway

It’s a black school. Enough said.

Its a bi product of multiculture, the natives cant pick and choose the bits of multiculture they want to embrace, its warts and all or nothing

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Redway

It’s a black school. Enough said.

No it isn’t.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

No it isn’t.

“Three-quarters of pupils come from mainly Black African and Caribbean backgrounds“

It’s not hard to get behind the reactions if you know the culture of black London. Backward as it is in this day and age you’ll get killed on the street for being a gay boy in black London,

I dunno how many white British people that’ll shock but I’m being honest. Don’t apply modern Caucasian standards to different cultures.

[Brillopad]

Originally Posted by Redway

“Three-quarters of pupils come from mainly Black African and Caribbean backgrounds“

It’s not hard to get behind the reactions if you know the culture of black London. Backward as it is in this day and age you’ll get killed on the street for being a gay boy in black London,

I dunno how many white British people that’ll shock but I’m being honest. Don’t apply modern Caucasian standards to different cultures.

That’s not acceptable on our streets and we should not pander to it. Multiculturalism does not mean special treatment for being non-Caucasian.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

That’s not acceptable on our streets and we should not pander to it. Multiculturalism does not mean special treatment for being non-Caucasian.

Killed on the streets was tongue-in-cheek an all. You can’t push an agenda on people from completely different backgrounds.

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Brillopad

That’s not acceptable on our streets and we should not pander to it. Multiculturalism does not mean special treatment for being non-Caucasian.

No one should get special treatment be they black, white, gay or straight,I thought people wanted to be treat as equals but it doesn't seem that way, they want to be pandered to as a special case ,You cannot demand in this life

[chuff me dizzy]

Originally Posted by Samm

Why? Pride has different forms, an adult pride parade would be much different for one centred around kids, why should we let this younger generation of kids grow up thinking something is wrong with them for years until they discovered what gay means themselves, is years of suffering and bullying worth it?

No form of sexuality including sex education should be rammed down young childrens necks

[Samm]

Originally Posted by chuff me dizzy

No form of sexuality including sex education should be rammed down young childrens necks

Heterosexually and Homosexuality is far different from "sex", what are you on about, you can tell kids about these issues without the actual issue of talking about sex