Never Mind, a gay bar in Copenhagen, Denmark, is receiving international attention this week (and not the good kind) after a bouncer allegedly told a straight couple they weren't allowed to kiss on the premises. 

We would think everyone who took a job in West Hollywood would understand the city’s intolerance for homophobia. Don't they have to sign a contract or something? It turns out that’s not always the case.  This past weekend a video went viral of a gay man being detained with a harder hand than necessary by a WeHo bouncer.

Follow the jump to see this display of wish-I-were-the-police brutality.

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Apparel makers looking to make a few bucks off the big upcoming footballish game between Alabama Crimson Tide and LSU (we have straight friends to explain these things to us) by joking about gay bashings have apparently taken down their website. 

YouTuber Joshlove18 just wanted to refill his soda at an Indiana Clark's station, but what he got instead was charged double the normal price (for being gay), called "faggot" and told to leave the store or risk an "ass beating." The deplorable details follow.

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The Sheriff's department has responded to the increasing media attention on West Hollywood safety. Follow the jump to hear what Cpt. Kelley Fraser has to say.

Well isn't that just swell? After a severe run in with homophobia, two men can't even talk about it for fear of more homophia. Details after the jump.

Matthew Francis, one of two men accused of a violent gay bashing in the birth of the gay rights movement, New York's Stonewall Inn, says he's not sorry for the alleged incident because he's "not homophobic."

The victim, Ben Carver (pictured), alleges that Francis punched him repeatedly in the face after hearing about Carver's sexuality and the bar's demographic.