Well said Mark, Bruce, (and Michael!) I wonder if Lil'MarxistMoonbatTommyTomTomForNews realizes that there are other points of view from the Gay community:
http://www.gaypatriot.net/ On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 12:15 PM, Mark <[email protected]> wrote: > Bruce, I agree with your point. There is a line to be drawn that stops us >> from being homogenized.(for Tommy...the definition 1. to blend (diverse >> elements) into a uniform mixture) I have, due the equal housing laws and >> others, sen the ethnic European communities and neighborhoods disappear by >> government design only to allow the formation of Black and Latino >> neighborhoods that are now "sacrosanct" and crime ridden cesspools in many >> cities. This goes all the way into Congress with its Black and Latino >> Caucuses... All it does is further the divide. >> > > Tommy does not understand that the end result of his and his friends > campaigns will be the absolute and utter downfall of their safe havens as > they now exist. They will be FORCED through their own actions to be > all-inclusive and never exclusive in any and all dealings outside the bed > room and another faction peculiar to the American way of life will be lost > to over-regulation, lack of real foresight, no common sense and the > inability to view history. > > >> > >> > In my opinion, yes, Lesbians have the right to create their own >> drinking hole, or possess any other hole that they may so desire. >> > >> > With regard to civil rights, I don't think that it is proper to >> declare something that has been a mainstay of each and every religion for >> eons, as somehow becoming a "civil right". >> > >> > I do think Michael said it very succinctly above. >> > >> > Keith >> > >> > On Sat, Mar 10, 2012 at 9:52 AM, Bruce Majors <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> > >> > Who decides what is a civil right and whether a civil rights law is >> well formulated? >> > >> > Do lesbians have the right to create a lesbian only bar ? >> > >> > On Friday, March 9, 2012, plainolamerican <[email protected]> >> wrote: >> >> Q: How can you make a gay man scream twice? >> >> A: Fuck him real hard. Then wipe your dick off on his curtains. >> >> >> >> On Mar 9, 10:27 am, Tommy News <[email protected]> wrote: >> >>> Civil Rights matters should NEVER be placed on the ballot, because the >> >>> majorithy almost always votes against the minority. -T >> >>> >> >>> Gay-marriage showdowns likely in 5 states, including NC >> >>> >> >>> Foes and supporters of same-sex marriage are gearing up for five >> >>> costly and bruising statewide showdowns in the coming months on an >> >>> issue that evenly divides Americans. >> >>> >> >>> It’s an election year subplot sure to stir up heated emotions — even >> >>> beyond the confines of North Carolina, Minnesota, Maryland, Maine and >> >>> Washington state. National advocacy groups will be deeply engaged, and >> >>> advertising is likely to surface from each side that outrages the >> >>> other. >> >>> >> >>> “It’s crunch time,” said Brian Brown of the National Organization for >> >>> Marriage, the paramount fundraiser for opponents of gay marriage. “We >> >>> view it as a massive opportunity for a national referendum.” >> >>> >> >>> Brown predicts same-sex marriage will be rebuffed in all five states, >> >>> while gay-marriage supporters hope they can score at least a few >> >>> victories and break a long losing streak. Since 1998, 31 states have >> >>> had ballot measures related to same-sex marriage, and in every state >> >>> the opponents ended up prevailing. >> >>> >> >>> However, the most recent vote was in 2009. Gay-rights activists >> >>> believe public opinion is moving inexorably in their direction, citing >> >>> both national polls and policy developments such as repeal of the ban >> >>> on gays serving openly in the military. >> >>> >> >>> “The events of past few years are bringing new energy and vigor to our >> >>> side that allows our messaging to constantly evolve,” said Fred Sainz >> >>> of the Human Rights Campaign, a national gay-rights group. “The other >> >>> side has remained very stale and stagnant.” >> >>> >> >>> A look at the states likely to vote on marriage this year: >> >>> >> >>> —In North Carolina on its May 8 primary day and in Minnesota on >> >>> Election Day in November, voters will weigh in on constitutional >> >>> amendments placed on the ballot by Republican-controlled legislatures >> >>> that would ban gay marriage. Neither state allows same-sex marriage >> >>> now, but supporters say the amendments — similar to those approved in >> >>> 29 other states — would prevent courts from empowering same-sex >> >>> couples to wed in the future. >> >>> >> >>> —In Maine, gay-marriage supporters have placed a bill on the Nov. 6 >> >>> ballot to legalize same-sex marriage. The legislature approved a >> >>> similar bill in 2009 but it was overturned by 53 percent of the voters >> >>> in a referendum that fall. The key question is whether voter sentiment >> >>> has changed enough in three years to reverse the outcome. >> >>> >> >>> (Page 2 of 4) >> >>> >> >>> —In Maryland and Washington, foes of same-sex marriage are expected to >> >>> gather enough signatures in the coming weeks to place measures on the >> >>> Nov. 6 ballot that would overturn recently passed same-sex marriage >> >>> laws. The laws are strongly backed by Democratic Govs. Martin O’Malley >> >>> of Maryland and Christine Gregoire of Washington — both Roman >> >>> Catholics — and strongly opposed by the Catholic hierarchy. >> >>> >> >>> Washington may provide gay-marriage supporters with their best chance >> >>> of victory. It has the only electorate in the nation that has voted to >> >>> grant gay couples the same rights as heterosexual married couples — >> >>> upholding a comprehensive domestic-partnership law in 2009. >> >>> >> >>> “We can’t take anything for granted — we have to make the case,” said >> > >> >> -- >> Thanks for being part of "PoliticalForum" at Google Groups. >> For options & help see http://groups.google.com/group/PoliticalForum >> >> * Visit our other community at http://www.PoliticalForum.com/ >> * It's active and moderated. Register and vote in our polls. >> * Read the latest breaking news, and more. >> > > > > -- > *Mark M. 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