'Boris Johnson has said that he
feared that there would have been an "intense backlash" if he had
allowed a Christian advertising campaign promoting the idea that gay
people can be converted to heterosexuality to be plastered on London's buses.
'The Conservative
mayor, who is standing for re-election in May, talked about his decision to block the posters days before they were due to
appear on buses in the capital as he took part in a mayoral debate
jointly organised by London Church Leaders, Faith to Engage, and the
Evangelical Alliance.
'He said that he made his decision not only
because he thought an advert which suggested that gay people could be
cured was likely to cause "great offence", but also because of the
possible reverberations for London's Christian community.
"The job
of mayor is to unite, the job is to stop prejudice, and actually the
backlash would be so intense it would not have been in the interest of
Christian people in this city," he said.'
The Guardian.
Well, heaven forfend the Christian community would be getting beaten up by gay vigilantes!
Thursday, 19 April 2012
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