BUY Ultram ONLINE NO PRESCRIPTION http://blog.gayrightswatch.com/2008/11/prop-8-nationwide-protests-saturday-nov-15th/ Gay news and headlines. All the gay you can take in a day. Mon, 18 Jul 2011 03:31:43 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 BUY Ultram ONLINE NO PRESCRIPTION http://blog.gayrightswatch.com/2008/11/prop-8-nationwide-protests-saturday-nov-15th/comment-page-1/#comment-617 Carolina Martinez Fri, 14 Nov 2008 16:56:28 +0000 http://blog.gayrightswatch.com/?p=384#comment-617 Proposition 8 stripped away the fundamental rights given to all couples who seek the right to marry. There shouldn't be a restriction on committment and love. They all breath the same air, they all feel pain and joy, and they all live by the same laws, so why shouldn't they have the same rights. Proposition 8 stripped away the fundamental rights given to all couples who seek the right to marry. There shouldn’t be a restriction on committment and love. They all breath the same air, they all feel pain and joy, and they all live by the same laws, so why shouldn’t they have the same rights.

]]> BUY Ultram ONLINE NO PRESCRIPTION http://blog.gayrightswatch.com/2008/11/prop-8-nationwide-protests-saturday-nov-15th/comment-page-1/#comment-615 Hope4Equality Fri, 14 Nov 2008 03:48:24 +0000 http://blog.gayrightswatch.com/?p=384#comment-615 The g/l anger regarding Prop 8 is certainly understandable and reasonable. What is not reasonable is their focus on the Mormon Church. The frustration should be focused on the State. This is a constitutional issue not a voting issue. The Church has the same rights as everyone else in this country. Note - I am not Mormon. I simply ask that individual rights be respected. I don't concur with their beliefs but they are entitled to their beliefs just as the g/l communities are entitled to theirs. Please read my blog concerning this issue: http://hope4equality.blogspot.com/2008/11/californias-prop-8.html Warmest Regards, Hope4Equality The g/l anger regarding Prop 8 is certainly understandable and reasonable. What is not reasonable is their focus on the Mormon Church. The frustration should be focused on the State. This is a constitutional issue not a voting issue. The Church has the same rights as everyone else in this country. Note – I am not Mormon. I simply ask that individual rights be respected. I don’t concur with their beliefs but they are entitled to their beliefs just as the g/l communities are entitled to theirs. Please read my blog concerning this issue:

http://hope4equality.blogspot.com/2008/11/californias-prop-8.html

Warmest Regards, Hope4Equality

]]> BUY Ultram ONLINE NO PRESCRIPTION http://blog.gayrightswatch.com/2008/11/prop-8-nationwide-protests-saturday-nov-15th/comment-page-1/#comment-603 Sharon McEachern Wed, 12 Nov 2008 23:21:25 +0000 http://blog.gayrightswatch.com/?p=384#comment-603 If you don't live in California, you probably don't know about all the propositions on the Nov. 4 ballot. At the same time Californians voted to take away the rights of gays by voting "NO" for gay marriage (Proposition 8), they also voted to extend the rights of chickens, pregnant pigs and beef raised for veal, (Proposition 2) in a landslide vote, by 2-to-1. That's "YES" to animals and "NO" to human beings. Many gays voted in favor of animal rights. It's a sad irony. It's similiar to the story a few years ago about a woman jogging in southern California who was killed by a mountain lion. Remember? Well, the fund for the slain cougar's orphaned pups received more donations than the fund for the woman's orphaned children. A good article on the controversial propositions can be read on Ethic Soup blog at: http://www.ethicsoup.com/2008/11/controversial-caged-chicken-ban-passed-by-landslide-in-california.html Sharon McEachern If you don’t live in California, you probably don’t know about all the propositions on the Nov. 4 ballot. At the same time Californians voted to take away the rights of gays by voting “NO” for gay marriage (Proposition 8), they also voted to extend the rights of chickens, pregnant pigs and beef raised for veal, (Proposition 2) in a landslide vote, by 2-to-1. That’s “YES” to animals and “NO” to human beings.

Many gays voted in favor of animal rights. It’s a sad irony. It’s similiar to the story a few years ago about a woman jogging in southern California who was killed by a mountain lion. Remember? Well, the fund for the slain cougar’s orphaned pups received more donations than the fund for the woman’s orphaned children.

A good article on the controversial propositions can be read on Ethic Soup blog at:

http://www.ethicsoup.com/2008/11/controversial-caged-chicken-ban-passed-by-landslide-in-california.html

Sharon McEachern

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