Comments on: Massive NYC rallies on both sides of gay marriage

By: Andrew M. Potts

Andrew M. Potts — Tue, 19 May 2009 05:38:27 +0000

“Other pastors offered prayers, including Rev. Miguel A. Rivera who said a prayer for the governor, calling him not only “physically blind, but spiritually blind.””

WOAH!!! Now that’s a low blow! Does the Rev think mocking a man’s disability is really going to win his side points?

By: Katie Murphy

Katie Murphy — Tue, 19 May 2009 00:20:27 +0000

Diaz etc solved my problem re the “cuts both ways” issue of illegal immigration.

We have laws in this nation about immigration. Violate the law, and out you go.

If your children were born here, then they have citizenship here, and most likely in your home nation. They can live here with relatives who are legal residents, or go home with you.
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It is that simple. Lets fight the battle that needs to be fought, and awaken these people like Diaz, etc to what it is like to live under legal discrimination.

Something about do unto others as they do unto you?

By: Chris

Chris — Mon, 18 May 2009 16:03:52 +0000

“Paterson originally did not plan on attending the pro-gay marriage rally, but a spokesperson said he changed his mind after seeing the crowd that attended the earlier protest.”

Come on, now! That is just mean!

By: LOrion

LOrion — Mon, 18 May 2009 15:55:07 +0000

““We’re here to say to the governor: Mr. Governor, look at the people that are here, these are the people who say we don’t believe in marriage between a man and a man and a woman and a woman,” Díaz told the crowd…..LET’s see had to change all the signs huh Diaz…
or between black and a white, or yellow and white, or red and white, ETC. or between a Gentile and a Jew, or a Muslim and a Christian… JUST drop the I AM BETTER THAN YOU and the HOLIER THAN THOU stuff…and let’s get this country following the GOLDEN RULE again, as OBAMA said in his Nortre Dame speech.