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Marriage in the States Twelve states and Washington, D.C., issue marriage licenses to gay and lesbian couples, and seven…

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How do you shut up a homophobic preacher on a college campus? Make out a little bit, like these two at California Polytechnic State University did. Golden. (via the Huffington Post)

A person’s actions affect how I see him. (or her)

Unseemly behavior will turn a very attractive person into a hideously ugly ogre, in my eyes.

I’ve lost friends, nay I’ve dropped friends, because they mistreated someone or acted without regard to how their actions affect others.

That’s not to say I’ve never acted the fool. But there’s a big difference between arrogance and not knowing any better.

If someone takes the time to enlighten you but still you proceed with impudence, you have shown yourself to be an ass, and therefore unworthy of my time.

(as published on Wordpress)

Fox News Devotes Zero Seconds To Covering Brutal Anti-Gay Hate Crime

“The recent brutal slaying of a gay man in New York City had all the trappings of a national news story, so why was it ignored by major cable news outlets?”

WTF Fox!? Where’s your righteous indignation now???

(Source: mediamattersforamerica)

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Pro-Gun Radio Host Tells Newtown Victims’ Families ‘Go To Hell!’


Bob Davis, one half of Minnesota radio duo Davis & Emmer In The Morning, finally said what many gun nuts have probably been thinking for months when he told his audience that “I have something I want to say to the victims of Newtown, or any other shooting,” namely that the gun reforms they’ve been lobbying for “force me to lose my liberty, which is a greater tragedy than your loss.”

He went on to say that he was “sick and tired of seeing these victims trotted out,” and that “I would stand in front of them and tell them, ‘go to hell.’”

“Just because a bad thing happened to you doesn’t mean that you get to put a king in charge of my life,” Davis said. “I’m sorry that you suffered a tragedy, but you know what? Deal with it, and don’t force me to lose my liberty, which is a greater tragedy than your loss.”

Tom Emmer, Davis’ broadcast partner and a former Republican state representative, was slightly more restrained, opining, of the Newtown families, that “they’re being used,” and that “It’s probably one of the worst, ah, political stunts you could do is to use the victims of the tragedy.”

Except, apparently, as punching bags:

Read more at Mediaite.com