The EU debate - Part III

No. If you're running it as a commercial enterprise, I.e. a B&B, you must obey the law.

 

Is that really what I think? How fascinating.

 

Welcome to the Dull merry go round!

 

You can't grasp the issue at all, which is why you can't answer basic questions and keeping flying off on tangents.
It's pretty typical for you, unfortunately, much like your call for peace, just before you start insulting everyone.

 

What, like the Ku Klux Klan hotel chain?

 

You've asserted it. I'm not attempting to read your mind or something.

 

And when did I say such a thing existed?
Yet another attempt to go off on a tangent and claim something that nobody's said. There's a shock.

 

Did I say I disagreed? Or was it more about the emphasis given the earlier conversation?

 

Right, so you want a discussion about non-existent hotel chains, to shift the topic from the young lass in the wrong job. Because you DID say about them, despite you now trying to deny it.

 

It can't have been emphasis, as you quoted me saying the exact same thing.
The earlier conversation wasn't about sex (gender) either, so it definitely wasn't that.

 

So single sex groups isn't about sex or gender. Righty ho. As long as it's clear where you're trying to head.

 

When did I say that I wanted a conversation about hotel chains, existent or not?

The conversation wasn't about the woman being in the wrong or right job, either.
Nobody agreed with her stance, based upon her religious beliefs.
It was about the difference between what she was doing and what the Christian B&B couple did.

 

No, it's not about gender. It's about sexuality. The B&B couple explicitly stated that's why they blocked the gay couple.

 

You mentioned black people being refused a hotel room on religious grounds, and gave the KKK as an example. Have you forgotten already, or are you hoping everyone else won't notice?

 

It was a response to you saying it was against the law to refuse people of the same sex.

 

I asked if you'd be ok with black people being refused service based upon the religion of the business owners.
You asked for an example of a religion that discriminated against black people and I offered two.
I didn't suggest that either ran hotel chains in England. That's just another one of your deflections, unsurprisingly.

 

The deflection is all yours. You couldn't offer anything valid to elaborate on your ridiculous claim.

 

When did I say that?

 

^^^^didn't happen^^^^

 

So why mention something that has nothing to do with the UK, you have hotels in the ME that only accept Muslims, in fact you cant enter Mecca unless you are one.