Read this study on how anti-gay prejudice works.
http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2294/is_/ai_66011966

OK! Thanks for the advice.

Hope you are having a good day.

Sincerely,

James

James why don’t you just stick to the two things you do best –

Pissing and moaning.

In just barely a month’s time, OK?

I am not going through handwringing and self-flagellation unless the Supreme Court of California rules for Prop 8 which hopefully they won’t. Since after all, it ruled in favor of marriage equality in May of 2008, less than a year ago.

And Brian, if you looked around the comments for the last months before and since Nov, 4, 2008 Prop H8 has been on our minds for a long time. It is still on our minds, it is on my mind every day. I keep looking for any news related to when the CA Supreme Court would take up the challenges to Prop 8 submitted to it a while ago. And again as of last night, the word is that CA Supreme Court has said it would handle Prop 8 challenges on March 5th of 2009. It might render a decision on that day or thereabouts but it is taking the matter up on that day, that is the day on its calendar to deal with Prop 8 for now.

I don’t know about you, Brian, but I plan to mark that day down and plan to stay tuned.

I have shoved wide-stance Larry Craig out of my mind, this resolution of the Prop 8 problem and the restoration of ASAP of California marriage equality is of far greater impact for the future of gay America and our land as a whole than Craig and or Congressman Foley with all his salivating hankering for those young male pages or Mayor Adams of Portland,(even though I wish him the best of luck on retaining his job as Mayor, the young man was an adult and he was not harmed according to what he himself said and Mayor should have just owned up to it outright and simply said, “I was with another adult male and what concern is it to you media people, etc? Whether or not Portland is well-managed as a city is all you should be judging me on.)

And Gay Man, I am sorry, but to call heterosexuals HATEROSEXUALS is way over the top and very excessive. If it weren’t for 2 HATEROSEXUALS getting into bed together, you wouldn’t be here today to write those things, all of us homosexuals owe our very existence, like it or not to each instance of sperm meeting egg, and to a sufficient number of men and women doing it together to allow us as many of us homosexuals to be born into this world as there are today.

All these gorgeous gay men and gorgeous gay women seen as I write this, are due to HATEROSEXUALS DOING THEIR OWN SEXUAL THING TOGETHER. There is no currently no other way (although technology may one day change for the masses the way things are done to give birth to a brand new straight or gay person)
that we have several million gay people in this country today.

We owe a debt of gratitude to HATEROSEXUALS like Brad Pitt who dropped bigger chunks of change ($100,000) into fighting Prop 8 than many of us currently have in our own bank accounts. He didn’t have to do that, but he did so because he believes that “everyone should have a chance at happiness”.

I am gay and I don’t have that kind of money to spend to fight for something major like Prop 8. I volunteered my time and at the most $500 is all I had to give to the fight against Prop 8. I admire Brad Pitt for getting in involved in helping to build shelters for Katrina victims and helping with all the causes he got into. Until I saw his charitable giving, his willingness to roll up his sleeves and get to work for those who have far less (Architectural Digest of January, 2009 has a story about his hands-on involvement to build some nice homes for Katrina victims) than he and to try to make a difference and his basic goodness as a man, I passed him off as just another air-headed self-absorbed movie celebrity more concerned with his hairstyles, clothes, travels, expensive tastes, etc. than with people. A magnificent straight dude and dad who puts both his deep pockets and his good heart to practical use for others less fortunate than he because he knows he can.

However, even if gay marriage is back on the books, I would still just never visit those places again. The damage is done. Their statement has been made. I’ll never in my life so much as touch a bag of peanuts from the Knights of Columbus again.

What the devil are you talking about? No one here has suggested that the back of the bus is acceptable. Struggles for freedom, however, are long and difficult.

Sincerely,

James