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Old 11-15-2008, 04:19 AM
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Default Protest in Omaha against h8 and prop 8

If you believe in equal rights for marriage show up at 60th and Dodge, nar UNO at about 12noon, the protest will start about 12:30pm see JointheImpact for additional info. This IS a NATIONWIDE protest, every state in the nation will be having one. it'll be good for Nebraska's GLBT community considering Nebraska has one of the harshest anti-gay marriage amendments in the nation, and is a state that could give a **** about its own GLBT residents.
Time to fight! For your right! To maaaarrrrryyyyyy!

No bigots ALLOWED!!!!


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Old 11-15-2008, 01:44 PM
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If I would have known about this earlier I would have gone.
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Old 11-15-2008, 02:25 PM
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Man, I think I am happy to live here in AR...

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Oh Snap!! Inflamatory!!

K, i'm not a gay man, but who really gives a damn if two people who love each other get married?

People can't help who they love. My sisters husband is a total loser but I have to respect the fact they are in love....jeez
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Old 11-15-2008, 03:46 PM
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Oh Snap!! Inflamatory!!

K, i'm not a gay man, but who really gives a damn if two people who love each other get married?

People can't help who they love. My sisters husband is a total loser but I have to respect the fact they are in love....jeez
I am talking about protesting not who you marry. Your statement about your sister is true..we all have to respect anothers choice as long as it is a legal one....What happened in Calif shows how the majority feel about this..And I am tired of seeing groups like the Mormans getting blamed for things..No, I am not a morman, nor do I necessarily believe in the teachings of the church...

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If you believe in equal rights for marriage show up at 60th and Dodge, nar UNO at about 12noon, the protest will start about 12:30pm see JointheImpact for additional info. This IS a NATIONWIDE protest, every state in the nation will be having one. it'll be good for Nebraska's GLBT community considering Nebraska has one of the harshest anti-gay marriage amendments in the nation, and is a state that could give a **** about its own GLBT residents.
Time to fight! For your right! To maaaarrrrryyyyyy!

No bigots ALLOWED!!!!


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Have you ever thought that maybe it's not about hate?

The people voted. Maybe they don't want it. Perhaps we're sick of the judges taking it upon themselves to overrule the will of the people.
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Old 11-15-2008, 04:49 PM
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Have you ever thought that maybe it's not about hate?

The people voted. Maybe they don't want it. Perhaps we're sick of the judges taking it upon themselves to overrule the will of the people.
Its not about hate, its about fear. People in Cali voted the way they did because they were lied to. The yes-on-8 campaign told folks that if it was voted down then their kids would be subjected to a "gay agenda" in the public schools and have to learn about gay-ness which would make them more likely to be gay. Ridiculous! It is also my understanding from speaking to family members back home that the churches were really pushing their members to vote yes. Not just the Mormon church (even though it was mostly their money that funded the campaign of lies) but especially the Catholic church.

Not hate...fear.
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Old 11-15-2008, 05:28 PM
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Have you ever thought that maybe it's not about hate?

The people voted. Maybe they don't want it. Perhaps we're sick of the judges taking it upon themselves to overrule the will of the people.
I don't think some of you get it. This isn't a case where what the majority wants should rule, because this time the majority voted to take equal rights away from the minority. The courts are designed to uphold rights for minorities.

What makes this especially sad is that this affects the majority in absolutely NO way whatsoever. Gay people getting married hurts straight people in absolutely no way.

Let's put this in a different context. Suppose that this wasn't a vote to let gay people get married. Suppose that this was a vote to make black people stand at the back of the bus. At one time that was the majority's opinion too.

That being said -- I don't think this was about hate, just fear and ignorance.
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I don't think some of you get it. This isn't a case where what the majority wants should rule, because this time the majority voted to take equal rights away from the minority. The courts are designed to uphold rights for minorities.

What makes this especially sad is that this affects the majority in absolutely NO way whatsoever. Gay people getting married hurts straight people in absolutely no way.

Let's put this in a different context. Suppose that this wasn't a vote to let gay people get married. Suppose that this was a vote to make black people stand at the back of the bus. At one time that was the majority's opinion too.

That being said -- I don't think this was about hate, just fear and ignorance.
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Old 11-15-2008, 08:03 PM
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I don't think some of you get it. This isn't a case where what the majority wants should rule, because this time the majority voted to take equal rights away from the minority. The courts are designed to uphold rights for minorities.

What makes this especially sad is that this affects the majority in absolutely NO way whatsoever. Gay people getting married hurts straight people in absolutely no way.

Let's put this in a different context. Suppose that this wasn't a vote to let gay people get married. Suppose that this was a vote to make black people stand at the back of the bus. At one time that was the majority's opinion too.

That being said -- I don't think this was about hate, just fear and ignorance.

And I really don't think you get it.

Nobody's rights are being taken away. This is not to be comapred to, nor does it have anything to do with race. The small minority is saying, though, that they want marriage THEIR way.

The people voted...they want marriage protected. What's going to hurt this country is liberal judges that think they can re-write laws they don't like.

What's next? Is some liberal moonbat judge going to rule that if some guy in Utah wants 12 wives, he should be allowed to...because it doesn't hurt the general population?
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