I assume this is the point where I push my glasses up the bridge of my nose with a self satisfied smirk? After all, Akenaton has just admitted to his rather transparent hate and bigotry. Thing is though I'm not.

Mainly because he still stands by his position. In fact it appears to be on the basis of having a hernia and envy of those who seem to have had a bigger lick of the pudding biwl than him. In that case he always will feel bitter and twisted.   So not much point in debating with him.

Keith on the other hand has gone quiet. Possibly to think through his previous position but possibly to check Nigel Farage's latest position before giving the rest of us the benefit of it.

Discrimination is wrong and inequality may be impossible to eradicate but that doesn't mean you have laws to promote inequality. I'm married and it has nothing whatever to do with lawmakers whether it is consummated or not. Human rights legislation is higher than law on grounds for divorce. So there is no argument for differentiating other than promoting an obscene form of apartheid.