[Olog-hai]

Daily Mail long title:

Passengers left stranded on bus after driver refuses to board because of gay rights advert on the side

Yet they say nothing to a driver that stops the bus in the middle of the route to pray to Mecca.

[CygnusXI]

Don a baseball cap with a big Crucifix on it and drive on my brother!

[molson209]

“ Most people are NOT gay. Get over it!”

[skeeter]

The writer certainly went far out of his way to avoid any indication of the driver's faith.

Thats rules out Christianity.

[E. Pluribus Unum]

Some people think they're special because they're gay.

Get over it.

[Slings and Arrows]

Driver was probably Muslim. Nice to see a little red-on-red action.

[RitaOK]

This means there is one person in America who will not comply, will not cooperate, will not cajole with evil.

[GeronL]

Is it not possible to exit a bus?

[yefragetuwrabrumuy]

I’m all in favor of the bus driver, and hope that other religious people also make a fuss. And it is no bad thing that other people are inconvenienced in the process, because it means that “this is serious. I will not have my faith demeaned by others with different beliefs, nor will I be forced to support their beliefs.”

[Conservapony]

The Daily Mail is a pretty reputable publication that doesn’t afraid of any PC thugs. They routinely call out the muzzies on theyre BS!

[the scotsman]

Except the incident never happened.

In fact the driver sued successfully ‘The Sun’ newspaper and others.

What actually happened was that the driver prayed in his bus whilst it was parked up off the main terminal, as he was on his lunch break. The bus wasnt in service. So the newspaper stories were a complete fiction.

I know he got £30000 in libel damages from The Sun.

[JimRed]

“Some people are gay. Get over it!”

HOMOSEXUAL, because there's nothing GAY about it!