[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Northern Ireland

Yes it was, even until last year they were having the prejudice purged from them via the courts, so Sams confessions of childhood influence comes as no surprise to me.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Yes it was, even until last year they were having the prejudice purged from them via the courts, so Sams confessions of childhood influence comes as no surprise to me.

Yes but the conversation I was having with him was about the Republic of Ireland and our recent referendum on Gay marriage

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by Niamh.

Yes but the conversation I was having with him was about the Republic of Ireland and our recent referendum on Gay marriage

Yes very recent, there were dissenters too, so not everyone was in agreement therefore it's safe to say there are those who still have an out moded view.
Not everyone in the republic is enlightened, not everyone here (Britain) is either.
Whether or not we have legislation in place, that's just paper..it's nice just to be able to shine a light on some reasons for the slower transition I'd say.

[ChristmasNeeve]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

Yes very recent, there were dissenters too, so not everyone was in agreement therefore it's safe to say there are those who still have an out moded view.

Not everyone in the republic is enlightened, not everyone here (Britain) is either.

Whether or not we have legislation in place, that's just paper..it's nice just to be able to shine a light on some reasons for the slower transition I'd say.

Obviously not everyone agrees, I never said that they did, what I said was that according to opinion Polls more older people agreed than disagreed with gay marriage (although not as high a percentage as younger people)