Untrue. You could go to venues which an owner opens to all. You just wouldn’t meet me there. You could go to venues devoted entirely to the unvaccinated.

Too often people complain about their rights being trampled on whilst forgetting they are actually trying to trample on the rights of others.

Freedom of speech is an example. Everyone can say whatever they like at home, or in other private places whilst in the company of the like minded. Restrictions only apply where other people are. People who have the right not to hear language and attitudes deemed to be unacceptable by society, as determined by our representatives.

Still not getting how someone not getting a vaccination is trampling on your rights.

Not knowing who isn’t vaccinated is the issue. I think those who have been have the right to know who isn’t so they can avoid associating with them, if they choose not to.

I've just arranged a date with a woman who identifies as a wheelie bin.

Can't remember if I'm taking her out on Tuesday or Thursday.

During October you have the opportunity to spend £17 at Kew Gardens on an "evening of queer entertainment amongst the foliage of the iconic Temperate House, and enjoy exclusive access to the Queer Nature exhibition. Expect music, cabaret, comedy, drag artists and talks alongside a sprinkling of queer joy".

If you want to talk to the plants, while being sprinkled with queer joy, I expect whoever runs Kew Gardens these days will be able to supply you with the correct pronouns for each specimen (or is it specipersons).

Edited by georgenorman (09 Sep 2023 3.40pm)