Turkish Posted 21 February, 2017 Posted 21 February, 2017 The court has discriminated against Hetrosexual couples that have the right to enter into civil partnerships, a option open to same sex couples. Yet another example of the discrimination in this country against hetrosexual white people. Whilst gays enjoy the option of marriage or civil partnership this is not an option for Hetrosexuals who only have the option of marriage.
Nolan Posted 21 February, 2017 Posted 21 February, 2017 Simple solution. scrap civil partnerships. Anyone can get married now anyway. Sent from my Nexus 6P using Tapatalk
moonraker Posted 21 February, 2017 Posted 21 February, 2017 Why heterosexual whites, surely it discriminates against all heterosexuals colour is irrelevant.
benjii Posted 21 February, 2017 Posted 21 February, 2017 The OP is not even an accurate reporting of the outcome. The court has not "denied the right". It has said that the status quo is inadequate and the unavailability of civil marriages for heterosexual couples may well constitute a breach of rights but it is content that the government has a mind on legislating to fix this. And I don't think colour was an issue at all. Other than that, good post Turkish. I prefer your other posts though: - the one about foam hands - the one about clothes - the one about fat people - the one about football songs Do some of those. They are great.
buctootim Posted 21 February, 2017 Posted 21 February, 2017 The OP is not even an accurate reporting of the outcome. The court has not "denied the right". It has said that the status quo is inadequate and the unavailability of civil marriages for heterosexual couples may well constitute a breach of rights but it is content that the government has a mind on legislating to fix this. And I don't think colour was an issue at all. Other than that, good post Turkish. I prefer your other posts though: - the one about foam hands - the one about clothes - the one about fat people - the one about football songs Do some of those. They are great. My favourite was the one about how a nylon puffa jacket for £850 was a stylish purchase.
shurlock Posted 21 February, 2017 Posted 21 February, 2017 My favourite was the one about how a nylon puffa jacket for £850 was a stylish purchase. What? For a MOBO Awards ceremony?
Deano6 Posted 21 February, 2017 Posted 21 February, 2017 Well this thread didn't get the reaction Turks was hoping for.
buctootim Posted 21 February, 2017 Posted 21 February, 2017 What? For a MOBO Awards ceremony? Keeping the nip out during his iron man runs / hard stares I think Res ipsa loquitur. Thats the one! Reduced to £725!
whelk Posted 22 February, 2017 Posted 22 February, 2017 I hate these sad publicity seeking w@nkers. Same as that ***t from IOW basking in the limelight off back if his challenge of taking his kids out of school. Didn't that woman love the sound of own voice banging on to cameras on a matter clearly no one outside the news media gives a flying fck about.
Turkish Posted 22 February, 2017 Author Posted 22 February, 2017 Well this thread didn't get the reaction Turks was hoping for. Oh no pal! It's gone exactly as I'd hoped. If this was a gay couple this thread would be 5 pages long with the hypocritical majority desperate to be the most offended by it, Wallys like Buctootim frothing at the gash to show how outraged they are. As it is they've made the thread about me. Embarrassing for them.
benjii Posted 22 February, 2017 Posted 22 February, 2017 (edited) It was always about you. Edited 22 February, 2017 by benjii
happy clapper Posted 22 February, 2017 Posted 22 February, 2017 A mandatory civil registration ceremony as a legal requirement for all regardless of sexual orientation might be a good idea (especially if the paperwork was used to prove any entitlements to benefits/child benefits). A pledge to British values could be made at the same time and both parties could be informed of their rights under UK law in the event of divorce or separation. Of course this would never happen in the UK, as it is easier to blame Europe for the lack of administration and systems that result in the tax payer being taken to the cleaners on a regular basis. I don't post very often, so I would also like to add how much I enjoy reading the threads on the EU and Trump and the various arguments.
ecuk268 Posted 22 February, 2017 Posted 22 February, 2017 A mandatory civil registration ceremony as a legal requirement for all regardless of sexual orientation might be a good idea (especially if the paperwork was used to prove any entitlements to benefits/child benefits). A pledge to British values could be made at the same time and both parties could be informed of their rights under UK law in the event of divorce or separation. Of course this would never happen in the UK, as it is easier to blame Europe for the lack of administration and systems that result in the tax payer being taken to the cleaners on a regular basis. I don't post very often, so I would also like to add how much I enjoy reading the threads on the EU and Trump and the various arguments. What are "British values" and who defines them?
hypochondriac Posted 22 February, 2017 Posted 22 February, 2017 What are "British values" and who defines them? Currently the government does: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/guidance-on-promoting-british-values-in-schools-published the fundamental British values of democracy, the rule of law, individual liberty, and mutual respect and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs.
badgerx16 Posted 22 February, 2017 Posted 22 February, 2017 Currently the government does: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/guidance-on-promoting-british-values-in-schools-published ".....mutual respect and tolerance of those with different faiths and beliefs." Have they read the 'Post EU' thread ?
Saint in Paradise Posted 23 February, 2017 Posted 23 February, 2017 Well this thread didn't get the reaction Turks was hoping for.
sadoldgit Posted 23 February, 2017 Posted 23 February, 2017 What are "British values" and who defines them? Norman Tebbit has the definitive list. I think that supporting the English cricket team was one of the criteria.
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