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Gay bar bans straight couples from kissing
Saturday May 05, 2012 07:54:01 PM,
IANS
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London: A gay bar in
Denmark has caused an uproar by banning heterosexual couples from
kissing while visiting the premises, Daily Mail reported Friday.
Gay news service Pink News reports that the Never Mind bar in
Copenhagen has confirmed that it does not allow heterosexual
displays of public affection, and will ask offending "straights"
to leave the bar if they pucker up.
The owner of the bar, Christian Carlsen, said the ruling was not
aimed at discriminating against straight people - but protecting
the gay clients.
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