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It's pretty amusing because that's a demonstration of the depth of liberal thought. Ah, so the Supreme Court ruled marriage is a right ...could you explain how a man-made tradition is a right? "Uh, no, but I can repeat that the Supreme Court said it was." Oh, so the same Supreme Court that ruled for slavery? "Yeah, but they were wrong then." Oh, so they're right some times and wrong others, but they're right this time? "Yes." Based on what? "HEY STOP TALKING."
The source of the data is the FEC filings.
To see a list of Facebook's contributions:
1) Go to Committee/Candidate Search and type in 'Facebook'
2_ click on 'Contributions to Committees' half way down the page
$10,000 Mcconnell Senate Cmte '14
$10,000 Texans For Senator John Cornyn
$5,000 Heartland Values PAC
$5,000 Mark Pryor For Us Senate
$5,000 Scalise For Congress
$5,000 Reclaim America PAC
$5,000 Kevin McCarthy for Congress
$5,000 Common Sense Colorado
$5,000 Upton for All of Us
$5,000 Alaskans for Begich 2014
$5,000 Friends Of John Boehner
$5,000 Anna Eshoo For Congress
$5,000 Internet Assn
$5,000 Chris Coons For Delaware
$5,000 Bob Goodlatte for Congress Cmte
$5,000 Hoyer for Congress
$5,000 Impact
$5,000 Cantor For Congress
$5,000 Walden for Congress
$5,000 Searchlight Leadership Fund
$5,000 McCaskill for Missouri $5,000 Nancy Pelosi For Congress
So, where did the other 59 percent go? More people like Nancy Pelosi? Sorry, the OP's link did not work for me.
Oh, please! There you go again, equating this to racism!
Believing that gay and lesbian people should not have the same rights or equal protections under the law as straight people, is analogous to someone believing that black people should not have the same rights or equal protections under the law as white people.
If it's over, then why all the problems? Why all the commotion? Why was it even brought up?
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When did it become "Okay" to bash Christians? But Muslims can say and do whatever they want, as we have learned in the last week or so, with CAIR's actions against Brandeis, and Ayaan Hirsi Ali?
There is a parallel here. Brandeis and their treatment of Ayaan Hirsi Ali, and Mozilla and their treatment of Chairman Eich. In both cases, they bowed to pressure from outside minority forces. In both cases the public at large is more supportive of free speech and freedom of thought.
It's intellectually lazy, as well as inaccurate, to say that anything you dislike is like the KKK (or Nazis). You probably won't get what that means, so I'll ask you: if next a pedophile group says "your non-acceptance of my pedophilia is like a burning cross in a front yard," what will you say? Probably not much because his argument is as good as yours (and, in fact, is grounded in the same principles, i.e., that since society doesn't like your activity then by definition society is wrong).
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Some people like the darkness.
