Category Archives: Consumer Rights

Early Morning at #OccupyLSX

Posted on 24 December 2011 by Robert

I have been meaning to visit the Occupy London protest camp at St Paul’s Cathedral since it appeared in October. Yesterday morning I went via St Paul’s on my way to work and shot a few slices of video of … Continue reading →

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Ethical Courtships

Posted on 15 February 2007 by Robert

Valentine’s Day is behind us for another year. I wonder how many hits Be My Anti-Valentine received this time? The good news for reluctant romantics, is that there may be valid excuses for failing to buy that romantic gift. Flowers … Continue reading →

Posted in Consumer Rights, Diary, Environment | 4 Comments

That hypothetical B&B

Posted on 9 January 2007 by Robert

If a B&B is wants to exclude gay people, then for the sake of religious consistency it should exclude inter-racial couples, and unmarried couples too. There is a definite hypocrisy here, and ‘religious belief’ is merely a politically correct shield behind which plain bigotry can hide. Continue reading →

Posted in Consumer Rights, Debate, Politics, Religion | 23 Comments