NEWS.- "Forbidden to kiss in the UK" is the poster that some would like to see hanging on their buses, supermarkets, in your country, come on. This has been demonstrated recently by a security guard from the Sainsbury supermarket chain and a bus driver in London.
The case of the UK supermarket was reported by Anabelle Paige, a 22 undergraduate student at the University of Sussex who gave her girlfriend a light kiss inside the supermarket. Immediately they were recriminated by the security guard who told them that kissing there was "unpleasant", then he went on to the threats suggesting that "Or they stopped showing affection or they would be expelled".
The supermarket chain Sainsbury apologized and claimed that the couple were not made to leave the supermarket and that they would donate 100 € to a charity of their choice. Proposal somewhat surreal, by the way. But apparently the students of Sussex were not very convinced with the apologies and summoned a "kissed at Sainsbury supermarkets" which was followed by hundreds of people.
The other case refers to the case Jack James of 23 years and her boyfriend, who made the serious mistake of kissing in the presence of a bus driver somewhat homophobic, if not energetic. According to James, he addressed the two boys to the cry of "Hey, you two, do not do that on my fucking bus or you're coming down!" and continues, “When the bus stopped at our stop I approached the driver and politely asked if he was talking to us. His reply was: «Yes, it's my bus, it's my rules, and I don't want to see that, it's disgusting. Get off the bus ". Once we got off the bus we were smothered with smoke, I was shaking. The bus stopped again and he yelled and told us that we were not real men and to get out. "
The facts are being investigated by the transport authorities of London. Ken Davidson, director of operations said: "All customers have the right to use our services without fear of being abused. We want to reassure Mr. James by telling him that this matter is being taken very seriously and a thorough investigation is being carried out by the company. "
"Something smells rotten ... In England"
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Let's not blame a people, there are IMBECILES in all parts of the world.
This "News" by no means alludes to all British people. The point in this regard is very correct, Lucia. And we are sure that no one who follows Gayles.Tv is going to blame a people for the homophobia of a few.