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Originally Posted by Michael
Is this a case of discrimination against the gay community or are gay men engaging in public lewd conduct? If the gay community has their way and the park keeps the shrubbery where they are having sex, doesn't this mean the rest of the public will be discouraged from visiting the park? M
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Plans to clear undergrowth from gay sex spot branded discriminatory
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Plans to clear undergrowth from gay sex spot branded discriminatory - Telegraph
A council has been accused of discriminating against homosexuals over plans to clear undergrowth from a notorious gay cruising spot.
Bristol City Council wants to prune bushes and remove cover from an area known as the Downs to improve the landscape and encourage rare wildlife.
But its own gay rights group has opposed the move, claiming that cutting back the bushes was "discriminating" to homosexual men who used the area for late night outdoor sex known as dogging.
Work on the beauty spot has been temporarily delayed while talks with gay rights groups take place to try and break the deadlock.
The area of the Downs sits at the top of the Avon Gorge, in the upmarket Clifton suburb of Bristol and is home to various species of rare plants and wildlife.
But councillors said it had become overgrown over the past 20 years.
Thick bushes cover the secluded area next to a street known Circular Road which has become a mecca for gay men and couples cruising for sex.
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So, let's see if I understand this. Homosexuals think it's discrimination to clean up an area they use for activity that in many American communities would be illegal if heterosexuals engaged in it? I thought gay rights was about rights based on having homosexual attraction not about rights based on public lewdness!
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