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I kinda get her point, she wasn't actively opposing it but thought it wasn't her place.

Glad I don't live there!

Originally posted by that G.U.Y. At least she sticks to her morals.

Say what you want about the good sis, but he never sold out to the Man

Originally posted by Thisisit Why is this somehow a redeeming feature? The same could be said of Hitler

Let's be honest, they (the government(s)) don't care about social issues a.k.a about us at all. I'm tired of it. I can marry who ever I want and I want you to gtfo out of my life. I'm not working my ass off and paying taxes for their sht. Our government (or at least Angela's party) is pretty much the same. I can't wait for their fall.

These topics today are making me sick

So, they've gay legalised marriage, oh no, how will we stop them, I know, by refusing to work and thus preventing basic services like the NHS from having resources and leading to the collapse of our country. That seems a proportionate response to having a minister who didn't vote yes in a vote where you could vote for whatever the hell she wanted

Originally posted by Crystalline So, they've gay legalised marriage, oh no, how will we stop them, I know, by refusing to work and thus preventing basic services like the NHS from having resources and leading to the collapse of our country. That seems a proportionate response to having a minister who didn't vote yes in a vote where you could vote for whatever the hell she wanted

New Tories disabilities minister opposed protecting benefits for disabled children and cancer patients
The Tories' new disabilities minister voted against protecting benefits for disabled children and cancer patients.

Justin Tomlinson opposed giving the groups extra safeguards in the controversial Welfare Reform Bill - despite pleas from the House of Lords.

Today David Cameron named the 38-year-old North Swindon MP as disabilities minister in the Department for Work and Pensions as part of his Cabinet shake-up.

He'll be tasked with helping Iain Duncan Smith cut £12billion from the welfare bill.

But disability campaigners have reacted in horror to his voting record - which they say makes him the 'minister against disabled people'.

Mr Tomlinson voted with the government as a backbench MP in 2012 to defeat a string of amendments which would have softened the Welfare Reform Bill.

One of the most hotly-debated would have guaranteed at least two-thirds the higher rate of universal credit for disabled children.

The added protection was suggested by the House of Lords, which heard families with disabled children risked being £1,400 worse-off a year.

They were voted in to reduce spending, and they're reducing spending.

Well, gay hate is illegal, gay marriage is fine now, society will uphold these and there is very little left needed to do. We're a pretty fair society, we don't need some radical leftist to push legislation through, it will change with society.