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Friday, November 07, 2008
Posted by: Kevin McCullough at 12:09 PM

"Mama Joi"

For the past few days since the election has passed I have been in Southern California. It was one of the few bright spots to be for social issue conservatives in the nation. 1.6 million Barack Obama VOTERS helped push across the finish line the final word on what definition the word "marriage" gets to enjoy in that state.

Every day since a few hundred geniuses have gathered in West Hollywood, and in one place or two in San Francisco to scream at the wind, bark at the moon, and demand that the stupid damn people of California weren't so... LITERAL.

The problem here for the protesters is in part that they have NO IDEA what they're actually protesting.

The ballot measure was simple... that marriage would continue to be--as it always has a union between a man and woman. Society has always sanctioned that one particular form of sexual expression/commitment because of its potential to bring children into the culture--AND THUS--to be able to keep society reproducing future generations of citizens. (In case anyone hasn't explained to the silly protesters, a pair female genitalia doesn't do so and vice versa...)

The protesters believe that much, much, more was on the ballot...

They think that there will be a sex police force breaking into the bedrooms and halting one man from performing disgusting acts with another...

They think that they will be kept from getting a place to live if two women show up for the apartment showing and they introduce each other as their best friend...

They think that they can't go visit each other in the hospital, or leave each other all their worldly possessions.

They believe that society looks down upon them as people. (Which is patently false, though many of us do not wish to see them perform their acts of sexual pleasure and think it would be much better if they left that in the bedroom - which is where those of us who act sexually in more traditional ways do it.)

They are not arguing for equal ANYTHING, because they are presently NOT being discriminated FROM anything...

They wanted to take a term--marriage--and make it mean something its never meant before.

Marriage *IS* a union of a man and woman--a sacred commitment--for life.

That doesn't mean that if Mama Joi (pictured above with megaphone) wants to get groovy with her Susie Sad, Aunt Betty, or Ralph the puppy that anyone is going to stop her, it just doesn't mean that it has become marriage.

Long story short--in as secular a nation as the left has forced America to become--no one is going to disallow Mama Joi from cruising for chics on a Friday night while jamming to "I kissed a girl and I liked it..."

The only thing that the REAFFIRMATION of Prop 8 does mean, is that the philosophical bullies can't do whatever they want with words.

Words mean things, and in California the people have now on MULTIPLE occasions spoken in overwhelming majorities (despite being outspent 3 and 4 to 1) that marriage will continue to be defined as it always has been defined.

They don't need to be mad at the Mormons, Catholics, Mexicans, Blacks, Evangelicals, or any other group that voted in overwhelming numbers against changing the definition... In reality they should really be much more angry with... Mirriam Webster.


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DocInsight writes: Friday, November, 07, 2008 1:28 PM
For the past 35 years
the "gay" agenda has morphed from: accept me and leave me alone to endorse me and promote my personal preferences in all areas of American life.

Evidence that this would be the case: witness what has happened to "comprehensive sex education" and the lowering age of exposure to this information.

Is there a place for sex ed in schools? Certainly, but what info and at what age is it appropriate?
Kathy writes: Friday, November, 07, 2008 2:02 PM
Riduculous
The gay community has no arguement, so they are forced to manufacture false ones. The idea that they have no rights is bogus beyond belief. I have never seen anyone turned away from visiting a patient in a hospital room. I have never seen anyone turned away from renting an apartment because of their sexual tendancies. I have never heard of a probate judge denying anyone an inheritance that was left them because they were gay.

What I have seem is an all out "in your face" war against those if us who do not approve of a very dangerous lifestyle. What I have seem is the militant gay community try to indocrinate kindergarteners into entering into a dangerous lifestyle.

Why would anyone in the gay community want a child to grow up and acquire the AIDS virus? Answer...they don't care about anyone but themselves. They are narcissistic (I am referring to the militant portion of the gay community here).

Trivia question: What is the average life expectancy of a homosexual man?

Answer: 42
Ex-tex writes: Friday, November, 07, 2008 2:10 PM
Gays are free to marry.. as long
as they marry a member of the opposite gender.

Same rights anybody else has. They just don't like the rules.

Oh well.
Ex-pat/rick in Geneva writes: Friday, November, 07, 2008 2:48 PM
No need to be mad?
No need to be mad at the Mormons? They take collections from their members, suppossedly to do Christ's work in the world (little, trivial things like feeding starving children, perhaps?) and instead they flush $20 Million down this toilet?

I'd be one angry Moron on this story -- I would probably throw out all of my Donny and Marie albums in protest.
conservativefirst writes: Friday, November, 07, 2008 4:22 PM
No Wonder
I'd be upset if I was a gay rights activist, the most liberal state in the country just rebuked them. Florida, a swing state voted in its marriage protection amendment with a 62% majority.

If there is only one reason to reject gay marriage, it is the slippery slope argument. If gay marriage is legalized, what will we say when polygamists want to get married? If two people should be able to get married as long as they love each other, why not 8 people? Heck, why not allow brothers and sisters to marry?
The Pet Goat writes: Friday, November, 07, 2008 5:23 PM
Big question
Still one big question linges: what happens to the 40,000 married gays? Does the state make their marriages null and void?
Baby Karl writes: Friday, November, 07, 2008 10:08 PM
Goat...
Even you miss the point of the post...

Those relationships ARE NOT marriages. Since marriage IS the sacred union of a man and a woman.

They are sexual relationships, they may be legally contracted relationships... they simply aren't marriages.
AmericanWoman writes: Saturday, November, 08, 2008 11:47 AM
They have no respect for science
or the dictionary and neither do those who deny that embryos are the beginning of life. They would have had the same legal rights with Civil Unions, but that wouldn't have given the special interest groups who are in it for the money any more cash for their pockets. They have to push the limits or will fade into obscurity with empty bank accounts. That's also why the NOW was no longer about equality, but abortion on demand only and allowing physicians to operate on minors without their parents' permission.
AmericanWoman writes: Saturday, November, 08, 2008 11:54 AM
Young people want to feel important
these diabolical organizers in the special interest groups know that, too. We should ignore them and give these kids more to go on, like personal achievements. That's why I was never bowled over by those groups who were infecting our campuses like parasites in the late 60's and early 70's, they were all around me because I was a "hippie" involved with creative endeavors. I just thought they were losers trying to stoke their egos and pretend to be important, because they didn't know how to do anything constructive. Bill Ayres was one of them.
AmericanWoman writes: Saturday, November, 08, 2008 12:01 PM
Hospitals have no right
to choose who are the important people in a patient's life. What about those who are from abusive families? Maybe their friends are closer to them. According to gay rights activists, they need to have sex with them to rate. The whole thing is stupid.

Romney's tax plan would have benefitted everyone, including step families and gays who want to pass their money on. He was always for civil unions but never for gay marriage, that whole flip flopping thing was a lie the Repubs reinforced because it worked on John Kerry.

Gay activists don't care about anyone but themselves and cut off their noses to spite their faces. Many gay people don't agree with them, either, and I know plenty who weren't born that way and became gay because of a traumatic incident. Is someone born a rape victim???
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