>rent a car bulgariae of you to which I speak are the minorities living in California who allowed the Mormon Church to convince you that Proposition 8 was something other than allowing the government to take away the basic rights of it’s citizens. If you believe this was about teaching your kids to be gay, you are just sad. The day you allow and assist the government to strip any human being of any basic right is the day you open the door for them to turn their attention to you. That day appears to have come yesterday.
Don’t doubt for one second you aren’t next on the list.
Despite your own inability to see that, I will still be there to vote against your rights being taken away from you.
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“Eliminates Rights…”
“Eliminates Rights…”
“Eliminates Rights…”
“Eliminates Rights…”
Need I say more?
Amen.
RIGHT ON!
I am hetero, but when I have a discussion about the gay lifestyle with my unelightened friends and they say it is a choice, I respond with, “How old were you when you decided not to su@% di?k?” (If a male) Or, “When did you decide you were not going to eat pu$$y?” (for the women). They never answer me.
Spot on. I feel the same way. I think Hilly is right. If they had just said.
“This proposition would eliminate rights”
They could follow up with just about anything else and I feel it would have still made a huge difference.
P.S. I think your comment form is the most beautiful I’ve ever seen!
Justin – I think the subscript of the prop title on the voting ballot started with th words “Eliminates the rights….” It was said, just no one realized what it said. They were too busy looking at the big yes box and blindly voted for it because no one told them they were allowed to read the ballot for themselves or explained to them that eliminating anyone’s rights goes against everything our government is based on.
Speak for yourself…I’m very gullible. There was a rainbow in the sky yesterday and I almost turned gay.