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By: pepper

pepper — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 12:11:22 +0000

James LOL. I only just read your comment. Yes, I guess we are serious pro-human & equal rights wussies. Good luck.

By: Jason Fritze

Jason Fritze — Fri, 15 Jan 2010 11:26:25 +0000

I was born and raised in Oklahoma. I taught for many years there. I chose to leave my home state primarily because of the witch hunt that I saw mounting there. Inhofe, Coburn and Kearns are spewing very damaging homophobia. I felt that it was becoming an unsafe place for me to live and work as an openly gay teacher.

By: Collin

Collin — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 18:26:29 +0000

Here's hoping that one day all states will legalize it.

By: M S

M S — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 12:24:13 +0000

@Rebecca, as a CA resident who attended the county's official foster care orientation, I can tell you that the state of CA absolutely, positively allows same-sex couples to foster AND adopt. If you're unmarried but living with a romantic partner, or even if you simply expect to allow the foster child regular interaction with a given person (your sibling, your parents, a babysitter, whatever), then that person has to be vetted by the state– background check, fingerprinting, etc.– to ensure the foster child's safety and quality of care.

I totally take your point about the obvious mind warp required to think that gay couples are somehow more harmful to children (in the purportedly abstract and untested "social experiment" the alleged Gay Agenda / Queer Tyranny is here accused of demanding & attempting) than the actual, real-live, long-documented and daily-prosecuted abuse and neglect that heteros inflict upon approximately 1% of the child population every year.

But whatever. Facts don't change feelings.

By: Prup (aka Jim Benton

Prup (aka Jim Benton — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 12:18:11 +0000

To your previous comment, not merely comfortable in my skin, but my main reason (as a 'predominantly straight, heterosexually married bisexual' — I'd even accept Arevosis' descriptioon as a 'part-time gay' — though never in the closet to anyone) for fighting for gay marriage is my wish that other couples would have the right Billie and Claire were denied, in their 30-year relationship that only ended wth Claire's death just before Stonewall.

James Sweet has seen — if not plowed through — some long-winded stories about them I've posted on other blogs, but I won't tell them here. But comparing them to my wife's parents — who left her legally psychologically disabled and left her siblings with other severe problems and 'issues' — to the friend of mine, a writer, straight, who told me he'd never been able to become sexually aroused without being verbally or physically abused — he was 50 at the time — because of his mother, or another friend who wa sharing Thanksgiving dinner with me when he heard his father had died, and saw no reason to leave the meal and interrupt a night of computer game playing and talk because of it.

These are other stories make me have no doubt of reassuring you that the idds are very high your grandchildren more than 'lucked out' they are big winners on the 'parental lottery.'

By: FrankP

FrankP — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 12:06:19 +0000

If this argument is about how children will turn out if they are raised by a man and woman verses a woman and woman or man and man. I have a 16 year old son who my partner and I raise in Pittsburgh, Pa. My son calls both of us dad and is an honor student in his school. He is one of the "popular" kids in his school as well. He plays sports has a girlfriend and everyone kids, teachers, neighbors EVERYONE knows his parents are gay. He is very well rounded and a respectful person. None of his friends parents forbid their child from coming over or spending the night. To him and us life is normal. So how is that a bad thing? Where does the opposition get the idea that society will crumble if Gay marriage is legal? We already have nuclear families in the LGBT community!! Wake up!!

By: James Sweet

James Sweet — Thu, 14 Jan 2010 11:52:20 +0000

Allowing people to vote on others people’s basic rights is simply illegal here.

You wussy Europeans — how the heck do you expect the Tyranny of the Majority to function if you do that?! I mean… you might even eliminate oppression of minorities that way! What the heck are you thinking???