Landscape Maintenance Deemed Homophobic

10 Jul, 2008 by Van Helsing

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In what’s left of Great Britain, landscape maintenance takes a backseat to enabling public homosexual depravity:

Bristol City Council wants to prune bushes and remove cover from an area known as the Downs to improve the landscape and encourage rare wildlife.

But its own gay rights group has opposed the move, claiming that cutting back the bushes was “discriminating” to homosexual men who used the area for late night outdoor sex known as dogging.

Work on the beauty spot has been temporarily delayed while talks with gay rights groups take place to try and break the deadlock.

This is the same locale where firemen were reprimanded, suspended, fined, and subjected to perverted brainwashing last year for interrupting some publicly copulating homosexuals by shining a light on them.

In case anyone has failed to grasp that “gay rights” means “gay privilege”:

The Downs Committee commissioned a report as part of ongoing improvements to the shrubland and have proposed cutting back a lot of the undergrowth.

The move was strongly backed by local residents who complained about “inappropriate sexual activity” and safety concerns in the area.

But during the consultation period last year “equality” concerns were raised by the council’s Rainbow Group — an action group of lesbian, gay and bisexual council employees — about the threat to gay rights.

A report on the plans states: “As part of the consultation, concerns were expressed by the council’s Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual Group (and a small number of other consultees) that this action was potentially discriminating against gay and bisexual men, whose activities on this part of the Downs were objected to by other members of the local community and Downs users.”

In other words, objecting to public sex acts by homosexuals is now considered “homophobic.” People alive today will probably live to see gay porn filmed in St. Peter’s Basilica — unless it’s turned into a mosque first.

On tips from Bob Mc and Burning Hot. Cross-posted at Moonbattery.