You may say Martin is on about Gays and the BBC again, well
yes I am because once again the BBC have shown bias and unequal reporting.
On the Today programme their was an article about Sochi
Olympics and Gay people but the twist was that they were talking about the 1996
Olympics in Atlanta USA and how that Gay Militants managed to get the Volley
Ball tournament taken away from Cobb County Georgia. It seems a resident wrote a commissioner to complain
about references to homosexuality in a play at Theatre in the Square, the
commissioners passed a resolution supporting "the traditional family
structure" and condemning "the life styles advocated by the gay
community" as incompatible with Cobb County standards.
Now this was upsetting
for the gay militants and they went into action and had the event moved, So
much for the democratic process and allowing people to have freedom of speech.
Now the statement by the Commissioners was not a law it just said they did not
agree with gay community lifestyle it do not say ban Gays etc.
One of the things said by
someone called Lynn may was that it would be a shame that Lesbians could not go
and see their partners in the Volley Ball? No one was banned because of his or
her sexual preference going to Cobb County and since when does person sexuality
come in to being chosen to compete in the Olympics? Did the BBC allow someone
from Cobb County come on to put his or her side of the story NO.
Once again it shows the
power of these people with abnormal sexual desires have over the majority. In
the USA it is said there is 3.5% of the population is Gay and in the UK it is
1.5% such a small minority with so much power and influence.
My main argument is the
Bias of the BBC they seem to have a left wing agenda and very rarely give the
facts from opposing views to their own below is a report from “Migration Watch”
and they also mention the BBC Bias. If there was a commercial station with the
same format as Radio 4 I would automatically change station but sadly there is not,
it is time the Taxpayers stopped funding the BBC
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