Manc

Agreed, as I said, It's his house, he can run it how he sees fit.

If he wants to turn business away then that is his perogative, but don't tell him what he has to do in his own home...........

I would have thought homosexuals would be the first to protect someone's right to do as they please in their own home.

Lothianlad

Wow ... so that's why all the sheep are being rounded up and let loose in Rouken Glen and Lin Park Glasgow

jambo_2004

And humans arent safe in Glasgow

Lothianlad

That is so very true.....which is why they all come to Auld Reekie

Ash UK/US

I completely agree... if he does not want the business from homosexuals that is fine... I just think he can decline it without being so nasty (ie. poofs, bent etc) if he had said he did not want paki's, niggers or wogs staying he would rightly lose his license... to be honest I don't see what he did as being much different.

Ash

Lothianlad

Actually that was the general view of a panel and audience of Question Time from Inverness on BBC1-tv tonight just finished..the panel of 5 all condemned his action AND the words he used (it included one gay MP).

If he had said the same about blacks and pakis and god knows what else it would have been illegal. Interesting though..all the people in the audience who agred with this guy were all old people anyway...they and this guy should know that times and attitudes have changed in this country and their day has gone. Its the 21st centure for gods sake even if there are still Presbyterian bigots still up there in Kinlochewe.

Anyway this guy has had his hotel removed from lists of suitable places to stay at, by both Visit Scotland and the Scottish Tourist board. He has also been deluged by nasty e-mails from all over the place, and not just from here in UK.

doctor scrumpy

If people don't like the way he runs his hotel he should tell them to stick it up their arse !

ducatiandy

Totally agree! It is nothing like being racist! That is political rambling, politicians all try and get on the bandwaggon of something like this for their own benifit not anyone elses.

What we are saying he has been repremanded for the way he said something; if he had of said Homosexual, would that have ment he wouldn't of lost his licence? My Arse!(oops no pun intended).

ducatiandy

I dont really care who is who and they are what they are who ever they are or what ever they are, hopefully I said that as politically correct as possible(gone mad hasn't it).

I would expect you being from Edinburgh to say this guy was not right. Have you ever made a stance on what you believe?

doctor scrumpy

To be honest, does anyone really want a couple of gays roaming round their back passage in the middle of the night ?

And by unnatural acts does he mean The Krankies ?

ducatiandy

I was absolutley devastated when I found out Jimmy Krankie was a bird, a very small one at that, as I am sure many young boys of that era were close to topping themselves. I related to this wee strange guy and thought I would love to have him sitting next to me in my class, nowadays as per this topic title it would not be politically correct for Jimmy Krankie to dress as a wee boy for the entertainment of young kids, what would this lead to I ask.

doctor scrumpy

This has all been caused by the fact that one of the 2 homosexuals is too idle to walk the few feet across the room to the others bed.

Manc

As I have said. I find it bizarre that a homosexual is having a go at someone for the what he does in his own home. Very hypocritical.

Lothianlad

Yep...I have.....not long after I started at university. I found out there is a great world outside Corstorphine and life is meant to be lived. PC is mad if you are ruled by it.