Once again the government has chosen to interfere in the minutiae of daily life, pronouncing on matters concerning people's free choices and their freedom to act according to their beliefs. All must abide by the Democratic will, the bovine herd directed by its masters, who only want to milk it and slaughter it.
In this case, the government want the universities not to 'pander to extremism'.
How? By not teaching certain Chemistry or History lessons? No, by outlawing segregated seating. You see, separate seating of men and women is dangerous, extremely dangerous, dangerously extreme.
According to the Independent newspaper, a newspaper for moderate, normal and equal people;
'Controversial guidelines for universities on separating men and women at certain religious events at universities, which were branded a 'legitimisation of sex apartheid', were being reviewed by Universities UK after the Prime Minister criticised them.
The body, which represents universities in the UK, has said that it is withdrawing a specific case study referring to external speakers from 'ultra orthodox religious groups' being able to request that men and women are separated at events they speak at. It is now reviewing the guidelines.
Both David Cameron and Education Secretary Michael Gove criticised the guidance, with Gove describing the guidelines as a 'pander to extremism'.
A spokesperson (sic) for the Prime Minister also said: 'He doesn't think that guest speakers should be able to address segregated audiences and he thinks that Universities UK should urgently review its guidance.'
The tyrant speaks and his will is - democratically - done.
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