The link is clear - the discussion was about how intolerant France are to religious practice by banning burqas, and how wonderful we are in letting people have freedom of expression.

The link with the B&B is clear - this country doesn't let people practice their religion as they want. Why? Because it impinges on the 'rights' of somebody else.

And Nevermodern is wrong again. You can't believe what you like. The foster parents aren't allowed to express their view that homosexuality is wrong.

Or what about this - do the social services ask homosexual foster couples what they would do if their foster child asked to be taken to a church that teaches homosexuality is wrong? Course they don't.

There are millions of children who live with their biological parents who hold these views - are they unsuitable parents?

Or are we as intolerant as France?