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Whatever Happenned To The Right To Refuse Service?
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//Section 28 of the Local Government Act 1988 caused the controversial addition of Section 2A to the Local Government Act 1986 (affecting England, Wales and Scotland and Northern Ireland), enacted on 24 May 1988. The amendment stated that a local authority "shall not intentionally promote homosexuality or publish material with the intention of promoting homosexuality" or "promote the teaching in any maintained school of the acceptability of homosexuality as a pretended family relationship".//
seems pretty clear to me.
from Wikipedia:
//Section 28 of the Local Government Act 1988 caused the controversial addition of Section 2A to the Local Government Act 1986 (affecting England, Wales and Scotland and Northern Ireland), enacted on 24 May 1988. The amendment stated that a local authority "shall not intentionally promote homosexuality or publish material with the intention of promoting homosexuality" or "promote the teaching in any maintained school of the acceptability of homosexuality as a pretended family relationship".//
seems pretty clear to me.
TTT - what is your definition of 'gay propaganda'?
I ask, because as far as I am aware, the section 28 sub clause didn't specify what it was, leaving schools and local authorise open to prosecution for the most innocent of 'infractions'.
That was part of the problem - the govenment was introducing censorship based on Thatcher's widely acknowledge principle that children 'do not have the right to grow up gay.
...which is sinister, no matter how you want to play it.
I ask, because as far as I am aware, the section 28 sub clause didn't specify what it was, leaving schools and local authorise open to prosecution for the most innocent of 'infractions'.
That was part of the problem - the govenment was introducing censorship based on Thatcher's widely acknowledge principle that children 'do not have the right to grow up gay.
...which is sinister, no matter how you want to play it.
JTH stop talking in riddles and spell it out, what first post? you mean in this thread or what? you said rubbish then don't explain, then accuse me of error? bizarre!
SP, as in the article above, it specified in unambiguous terms:
//The amendment stated that a local authority "shall not intentionally promote homosexuality or publish material with the intention of promoting homosexuality" or "promote the teaching in any maintained school of the acceptability of homosexuality as a pretended family relationship//
thats 100% clear to me, if you need a hand just replace the word "homosexuality" with something else,eg "consumption of donuts". So now you can see that we sho not encourage the consumption of donuts but, crucially we are alowed to talk about them.
SP, as in the article above, it specified in unambiguous terms:
//The amendment stated that a local authority "shall not intentionally promote homosexuality or publish material with the intention of promoting homosexuality" or "promote the teaching in any maintained school of the acceptability of homosexuality as a pretended family relationship//
thats 100% clear to me, if you need a hand just replace the word "homosexuality" with something else,eg "consumption of donuts". So now you can see that we sho not encourage the consumption of donuts but, crucially we are alowed to talk about them.
JTH, so you have a degree in section 28 or something?
You appear to claim TTT dismisses things as lefty because he does not understand?
But I dont see you actually forming an argument against is posts just statemetns like 'absolute rubbish'
Perhaps if you got of your high horse and tried to understand where he is coming from you might get somewhere.
You appear to claim TTT dismisses things as lefty because he does not understand?
But I dont see you actually forming an argument against is posts just statemetns like 'absolute rubbish'
Perhaps if you got of your high horse and tried to understand where he is coming from you might get somewhere.
TTT
How on earth do you 'promote homosexuality'?
What Thatcher intended was to deny any information which would allow kids to 'grow up gay'.
It is fundamentally stupid to think that homosexuality can be 'promoted', like you can promote Corn Flake or the new BMW 3 series.
What Thatcher wanted was for gay kids to be isolated and to have no information or help from their schools or any public body.
That's what Section 28 was all about.
Censorship.
How on earth do you 'promote homosexuality'?
What Thatcher intended was to deny any information which would allow kids to 'grow up gay'.
It is fundamentally stupid to think that homosexuality can be 'promoted', like you can promote Corn Flake or the new BMW 3 series.
What Thatcher wanted was for gay kids to be isolated and to have no information or help from their schools or any public body.
That's what Section 28 was all about.
Censorship.
TTT
No...I can see what you mean about Section 28, but honestly, you're not seeing the true picture of what the Local Government Act meant.
Because no-one can be sure of what 'promotion' mean, teachers at the time were effectively gagged from even entering into discussions about any to do with gay people.
No...I can see what you mean about Section 28, but honestly, you're not seeing the true picture of what the Local Government Act meant.
Because no-one can be sure of what 'promotion' mean, teachers at the time were effectively gagged from even entering into discussions about any to do with gay people.
oh come on SP, you know as well as me what was intended and you also know how it was interpreted by lefty teachers having a hissy fit. They claimed they were not even allowed to mention homosexuality, simply untrue. It was hijacked to make a political point. We all know what "promote" means and the wording was clear in my view.
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