 Thorne says: Wow. Check it out at the source. I wonder why these folks from other states spent so much money to stop we Cali Queers from marrying, with Iowa and Vermont seeing no H8 $$? Crazy! Lot's of interesting info at the site. Hate knows no boundaries. Knights of Columbus, shame on them. Shame on anyone who even donates a penny let alone millions to prevent equality. Thank you for saying that better than me Tany  There is only one reason for posting these individual's personel data that donated to a cause they felt worthy of and that is so they can be harrassed by people like you who promote homosexuality. Is there any problem with the competition or must you squelch it so only your ideas and morality can be heard? Why shouldn't people have the right to know who donated to a cause that would deny their civil rights? Are you suggesting they should hide under a cloak of secrecy? Hey, there JayH8! All public info. Gimme a day or so and I'll see if I can't scare up a list of the biggest contributors for the cause, too. We all do indeed have a right to express our views. Queers like me who don't have millions of dollars to support our political positions can at least choose NOT to support people and businesses and religious organizations who contribute to H8. It's our right, and a way for us to be heard, too. I'm sure that you wouldn't care to support people in favor of human rights legislation, and you are free to do so. Peace! What is wrong with promoting homosexuality, Jay? Are you saying there is something wrong with that, or are you just a homophobe trying to spread his venom? It seems to me that the only ones who have any problem with "competition" are the homophobes trying to stop gay marriage. By some senseless leap of illogic, people like you seem to have the idea that letting gay people get married is some kind of threat to your own heterosexual marriages. What, do you think that the government will come and force you to nullify your own marriage, and marry someone same-sex instead? Or maybe heterosexuals have just made marriage into such a pathetic joke that they're afraid that the homosexuals might sho... Correction: SHOULDN'T be donating money to shameful causes. If we get right down to it, marriage under law violates the separation between church and state no matter who is getting married. "Marriage" is a religious institution, and should remain so. What would be best for all would be is NOONE could marry under law and EVERYONE could apply for a civil union. But as long as the H8ers want the right to marry, we queers want it as well. 'Nuff said. |
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