Just for thought

[Valerie Black.]

Talk about unfair.. I read this story and instantly became irritated.
This has been happening to MP's time after time yet the media tends to ignore it. I guess you must me a minority in order to get compassion.
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Saturday, January 11, 2003

Calgary -- A police raid has forced sex by gay men from the confines of a bathhouse into the streets and into public view, leaders of Calgary's gay community say.

Stephen Lock of the gay and lesbian communities police-liaison committee said that 13 men, many married, face charges relating to the raid, which he called ill-conceived because the bathhouse is a private establishment




The Globeandmail.com
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Lets all email Parliament and tell them to leave spas the fuck alone? lol

 

[ilovepie]

good point girlfriend!

 

[Sweet]

The majority of heterosexuals in society don't approve of sexual activities in MP's [etc] and see it as immoral under such circumstances; gay, straight, private or not. Of the minority that do approve (massageplanet.net) many still see it as somehow immoral and/or wish to remain discrete.

The gay community on the other hand are less conservative on the whole and hence have a more public vocal stance.

In a nutshell, the dynamics of the two minority's are very different. If the minority of heterosexuals who see it as their right to partake in such sexual activity took a stand, over time, they may become a recognised force, but the media reflects that of the majority within each group.

 

[That DK]

Yeah, but for the most part, because the gay community has been so vocal about their privacy rights, the whole community (especially us MP visitors) have benefitted.

Think about it.

Timbit