Pro-Family Groups Make Way for Calif. Gay 'Marriage' Ban

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• tampaheights

  Wed Apr 30, 2008 11:12 pm : 1 : 1 Flag

  I think us Christians should stick to helping the homeless and the hungry. let's stay out of the bedrooms of our fellow citizens. "Judge not ...."

• 1man

  Fri Apr 25, 2008 8:06 pm : 3 : 2 Flag

  How many meals could $2Million have purchased for homeless people?
  How many meals could have been purchased by McDonalds instead of supporting the lgbt agenda???? they could have given to the poor.

• weshlovrcm

  Wed Apr 23, 2008 6:09 pm : 9 : 12 Flag

  What the story leaves out is that militant, anti-gay activists tried twice before and failed to put this on the ballot in Calfornia. They just didn't have the support. They accomplished it this time by paying about $2Million to paid signature gatherers. How many meals could $2Million have purchased for homeless people?
  
  2000 was 8 years ago. To continue bragging about results of an initiative which passed 8 years ago ignores the fact that more and more people each year support marriage equality in California. They will never get 61% this time and will likely lose when the truth comes out that this initiative is about taking away the rights granted by California's strong domestic partner laws. The majority of Californians support the domestic partner laws. I'm certain the pro-equality side will win in California just as we won in Arizona.

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