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Originally Posted by NatVox
Reminds me of one event in England, where one guy who was homosexual was removed from a bedsite in a building
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Are you referring to something like a dormitory or usual building with apartments in it? If it was only a bedsit...
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Originally Posted by NatVox
because of the squalor which he had left it, with the consequent disgust of all other bedsitters in that building.
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What was the nature of that
squalor? Only dirt and extreme untidiness or something more? Was it confined only to his bedsit (it means a room wiith bed, if I am not mistaken?), or he was spreading it to the corridors?
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Originally Posted by NatVox
He denounced the agency for harassment and homophobia.
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How convenient! He could have accused the agency owning the building also of
squalorophobia.
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Originally Posted by NatVox
".. we do not like queer [old for 'odd', 'weird', 'bizarre'] situations ... and we are not gay [old for 'merry', 'happy'] with such a situation ..."
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The owner of the agency had a good sense of humour, obviously. Since those words had lost their original meaning long ago.
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Originally Posted by NatVox
Surprisingly enough, the case was archived.
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I doubt it would have been archived today (this happened in the nineties, I guess). Today there would be hordes of activists gathering before the building and hysterically shrieking, denouncing the "injustice" perpetrated against one person belonging to one among the several sacred minorities of the modern society.