to think you shouldn't have to accommodate gay / unmarried couples?

[moogstera1]

Re. the b and b owners who have been fined for refusing to allow a gay couple to share a room.
From what I can gather, they are committed Christians who do not allow hetero or homosexual unmarried couples to share a room.
The gay couple deliberatly chose this B and B as they knew they would be refused a shared room and wanted to make a legal point.
They were offered 2 seperate rooms but refused.
So, despite personally not being at all religious and not caring if someone wants to share their bed with whoever they choose, AIBU to think that in their own home, they can choose to uphold their values ( which seem to be consistent as regards no unmarried couples.)

Totally agree kungfu

Whatever the rights and wrongs of this debate, I'm at the casual way at least one poster talks about 'illegal thoughts'. Orwell must be spinning in his grave.

kungfu brilliant.

You are definitely being very unreasonable!

Just came across a thought-provoking video from a US preacher speaking in a debate on whether LGBT people should be protected from discrimination:

www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=A8JsRx2lois

(You need to watch the whole 3 minutes to get what he's saying).

YABU if they open up their home as a business it's not for them to be intrusive about whether people are married or not or what their sexual orientation is.

If they can't cope with that, they shouldn't be doing it.

beals - yes - anyone who clicks that link do listen to the whole thing before going