[Closed] Are we witnessing the self desstruction,of the conservative party in early 2013

But will the bill be passed by the Lords?

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Zulu-Eleven - Member

I think that as long as gay people have the same rights in law (which undermines the allegation of shitting on then demanding the 'right' to use a word that carries significant religious connotations and as such would undermine and affect another groups is intolerant.

They're not demanding a right to use a word. But well done on one of the funniest sentences I've read for a while.

In just the same way that I think that stopping a woman wearing a crucifix with her uniform is intolerant, and the same way that stopping people wearing a niqab is intolerant.

Where has anyone been stopped wearing a crucifix with their uniform? I'm aware of cases where people have been told to stop displaying religious symbols as it's against the dress code.