God hates the world according to WBC
June 26, 2009 at 5:51 pm | In love, ridiculous, thoughts | 1 CommentTags: discrimination, gay marriage, gay rights, God hates fags, God hates the world, homophobia, homosexuality, ignorance, same-sex marriage, westboro baptist church
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Honestly I’m a little bit speechless. Putting this much effort and rehearsal into hate speech reminds me a bit of premeditated murder. I didn’t realize that their website actually is godhatesfags dot com. Wow. I wonder if they were shocked that that domain name wasn’t already taken.
fidelity
May 28, 2009 at 10:58 am | In love, politics | Leave a CommentTags: California, courage campaign, couragecampaign, discrimination, gay marriage, gay rights, homosexuality, orianna kurrus, prop 8, same-sex marriage, video, youtube
Saw this here & wanted to repost:
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Well, this sucks.
May 26, 2009 at 12:27 pm | In love, politics, ridiculous | Leave a CommentTags: California, discrimination, gay marriage, gay rights, homosexuality, legal, proposition 8, same-sex marriage
I honestly didn’t expect it after all the good news these days. Just another setback to get over and get past.
A recap from the Los Angeles Times:
The legal fight over same-sex marriage in California began in San Francisco in 2004, when Mayor Gavin Newsom spurned state law, and the city began issuing marriage licenses to gay couples. Long lines of couples showed up to marry and celebrated within view of the court with rice and champagne.
Those gay couples who wed in San Francisco later had their marriages rescinded by the California Supreme Court, which ruled that a city could not single-handedly flout state law. But the court said supporters of marriage rights could challenge the ban in the lower courts.
The legal fight moved to San Francisco Superior Court, where a judge struck down the marriage ban as unconstitutional. A Court of Appeal in San Francisco later overturned that decision on a 2-1 vote. The state high court eventually took up the case, which culminated in a May 15 ruling last year declaring gays could marry each other.
Then, of course, Proposition 8 was drafted, which would again ban gay marriage. It passed, but barely, with 52% of the vote.
JUST LEGALIZE IT, CALIFORNIA!
The only good part of the story:
Sexual orientation will continue to receive the strongest constitutional protection possible when California courts consider cases of alleged discrimination. The California Supreme Court is the only state high court in the nation to have elevated sexual orientation to the status of race and gender in weighing discrimination claims.
As it should be.
5 years
May 17, 2009 at 10:13 am | In love, politics | Leave a CommentTags: discrimination, gay marriage, gay rights, homophobia, homosexuality, massachusetts, same-sex marriage, telegram and gazette
It’s been 5 years since gay marriage was first legalized in Massachusetts, and the take home message is as follows:
“What happened in Massachusetts is, the sky hasn’t fallen. It wasn’t the end of the family or the end of the world as we know it,” said the Rev. Aaron R. Payson, pastor of the Unitarian Universalist Church of Worcester.
I don’t have anything else cool to talk about. Sorry. I owe you.
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