Ultra-liberals wonder why normal people don't accept the culture of
perversion brought about by the gay community. Are they kidding?

http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2009/nov/09110909.html

U.K. Homosexualist Group: Public Sex is an Important Part of Gay Community

By Patrick B. Craine

MANCHESTER, England, November 9, 2009 (LifeSiteNews.com) - OutRage!, a
militant U.K. homosexual 'rights' group, is insisting that homosexual sex in
public places, a practice known as 'cruising,' should be tolerated by
police. According to PinkNews.com, a U.K. homosexual news source, the group
has said that cruising is "an important part of the gay community and cannot
be ignored," in the words of the reporter.

The canal area in Manchester has long been a popular spot for cruising, but
PinkNews reports that the area has been built up, resulting in more
complaints from local people.  In response, the Manchester police have begun
patrolling the area more diligently, and potential 'cruisers' are being
warned that they could face arrest.

OutRage! is calling for a "sensible, long-term and fair approach" to the
issue, recommending tolerated 'cruising areas.'

"The area that we're talking about, cruising is tolerated unofficially,"
OutRage! member David Henry told PinkNews. "But there is quite a lot of
anger in the gay community about how it's being handled."

He claims that homosexuals have been "victimised and singled out,"
attributing police actions to "homophobia."

"We'd like other agencies such as the police and council to get behind this
concept [of tolerated gay cruising areas]," he said.  "There are other
places, such as Brighton and Blackpool, possibly also Liverpool, where this
is in place."

Henry admitted that 'cruising areas' are more inviting to married men and
others who are not openly homosexual, but said this is not the case "as much
as it used to be in the past."

Public homosexual sex is a routine practice in the U.K., with homosexuals
meeting in a variety of places, such as bus stations or airports.  While
OutRage! maintains that the law does not specifically condemn public sex,
such acts are, in fact, covered by public decency laws.

Nevertheless, U.K. police have often not enforced the law, yielding to
pressure from homosexualists.  In fact, a draft of guidelines for U.K.
police proposed last year stated specifically that police should not impede
public homosexual activity, complaining that such interventions had
alienated homosexuals, and advocating respect for the "human rights of those
people who frequent open spaces."

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You must be right on board with characterizing all
priests as kiddy-fuckers, correct?

However the lies you sprout need to be addressed, Cruising is not about
having sex in public places it is trying to meet others of as similar mind.

Do get your facts straight before spreading your lies.

Yes, Gays do on occasion have sex in public places but there again so do
heterosexual.

Ever heard of 'Lovers Lanes' ???

Exhibitionism is a real turn-on for some people, including straights.  I
suppose if you practice something off the beaten path long enough, you
begin to develop the attitude that it should be considered an accepted
behavior.

Most people (including gays) do not practice exhibitionism.  You, however,
seem to harbour a different perversion - voyeurism.  If you and yours would
only keep your nose out of other people's bedrooms, there wouldn't be a
problem.

For example the reason for the police patrols has been an uptick in
robberies and assaults in the area.  See
http://www.pinknews.co.uk/2009/11/09/outrage-calls-for-tolerance-for-...

"Following reports of a police crackdown on cruising in the city's
canal area, OutRage! say there should be a "sensible, long-term and
fair approach" to the issue such as tolerated cruising areas.
Manchester police are implementing more patrols along the canal tow
path after a number of complaints about robberies and assaults.  The
area has long been a popular spot for men meeting for sex but cruisers
are now being warned they face arrest if caught.  OutRage! claims that
recent messages passed on the community by the north west-based Gay
and Lesbian Foundation are "confusing" because there are no laws which
specifically state that having sex in a public place is illegal.
Police may charge cruisers with "outraging public decency" but this is
usually reserved for persistent offenders or when activity has been
viewed by members of the public.

The gay group believes it is time for a rethink on the issue, saying
that cruising is an important part of the gay community and cannot be
ignored.  OutRage! member David Henry told PinkNews.co.uk: "The area
that we're talking about, cruising is tolerated unofficially. But
there is quite a lot of anger in the gay community about how it's
being handled. It's only a small number of local residents complaining
and it's not like there are letters to the local paper about it.  "The
[gay] community has been victimised and singled out. It is a red light
area with plenty of heterosexual sex workers and kerb crawlers and
they are tolerated.

The other interesting fact is that the reaction of the gay community
has been less than accepting of the announcement of Outrage! if the
comments column on the site are any indication.

Of course one of the comments is very much on point.  There are
"lovers lanes" where heterosexuals have been going for similar
activity and no one s patrolling them and cautioning the people for
their behaviour.  So why focus on the gay site alone if this behaviour
is to be frowned upon?