Robb and Robin Say Yes on Prop 8
These pro-Prop 8 commercials are so out of control and ridiculous that I am ready to give up on the idea that all people have some sort of ability to think rational thoughts.
Please, if I were anti-gay, I wouldn't expose my kids to a couple with such gay names as the idiotic couple in the "Yes on Prop 8" commercial below.
An interesting side effect of the Prop 8 debate is that I've started creating a list of people who I hope never have a successful marriage, but who are blessed with a set of gay triplets in each failed marriage they suffer through. Everyone in this video makes it onto my list (except the kings).
Math! Social Studies! Spelling! Oh my!
Gay-Math Question of the Week: If you have one homophobe sitting on a plaid couch next to another homophobe, how many bigots are there altogether on the plaid couch?
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It violates my God-given right to force the government to discriminate against people I don't like.
Ugh! This is frustrating beyond belief. Read more about this "compassionate" couple and what they're doing: http://ebar.com/news/article.php?sec=news&article=3414
Wow, this really pissed me off. Maybe more than anything else I've read on this site. Two men getting married is not an issue of sexuality. No more than a man marrying a woman. I'm sorry if we're infringing on this couples rights by trying to keep their children open minded.
Who was that robot interviewing them, while we're at it?
"Who was that robot interviewing them, while we're at it?"
Yeh, I liked how they'd periodically cut to him just looking grim. It's obviously an appeal to the cyborg vote.
Anyone who's spent time around Mormons would recognize those Utah accents a mile away, and that, for me, has been one of the most infuriating aspects of this campaign: if prop 8 succeeds, it will be almost single-handedly on the backs of Mormons, who have apparently contributed as much as 75% of the pro-prop-8 funds raised, at the behest of church leadership. The idea of religious organizations getting involved to such an enormous extent in politics is pretty frightening, I think.
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