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originally posted by: Annee
originally posted by: Darth_Prime
I'm not offended, i just think it's hilariously ridiculous that this is the level they want to go too. and the lengths they will try and Shame the GLBTQ+ community... but no i'm not offended
All I can think of when this stuff happens is ---- what their kids and grandkids think.
At least some of the next generation is probably considering changing their last name.
originally posted by: dreamingawake
So, they are having a temper tantrum but the removal of the Confederate flag in S.C. and now the T witter # to remove the flag from private property, etc., is not a tantrum. Okay...
I may not agree with it but they have the right to do so being on state property. Such as with the Confederate flag right?
originally posted by: Darth_Prime
Presiding Commissioner Darrell Skiles filed a letter into the record ahead of the vote staking his opposition to “the U.S. high court’s [sic] stamp of approval of what God speaks of as an abomination.”
Because you always have to throw the "Abomination" card into play
What exactly are they mourning? what did they lose?
Dent County, Missouri will take back its plan to fly flags “below half-staff” to mourn the Supreme Court’s same-sex marriage decision, out of respect for veterans, the Salem News reported Tuesday.
Presiding County Commissioner Darrell Skiles told the Salem News the three-member, all Republican commission would vote Tuesday or Wednesday to axe the plan “out of respect for veterans and those currently serving in the military.”
News of the decision spread rapidly through Dent County, population 15,000, with a petition to “Stop Act of ‘Mourning Gay Marriage’ By Lowering Flags Below Half Mast,” launched by a group dubbed “The Organization of Reasonableness of Dent County” appearing online within hours. The petition had around 1,180 signatories on Tuesday morning.
“The act of lowering the American flag from full height has long been a way for communities to mourn local and national tragedies. To compare the Supreme Court ruling on homosexual marriage rights to those tragedies in any way is an insult to both the tragedies that have been previously mourned in this manner and the basic principles of government under which the United States operates,” Salem resident Alex Sellers wrote with the petition.
originally posted by: GodEmperor
a reply to: beezzer
"They are elected officials. I assume that come election time, the voters would decide if their actions were appropriate. "
You haven't been to rural Missouri, I can tell.
If you had, you would know this action probably secured their position for the next 1000 years.
I've lived in Missouri all my life, I had one of those podunks tell me if I was a real 'Mizzeran', I would have known to pronounce it 'Missera'.
originally posted by: Kali74
a reply to: Darth_Prime
I got one, it says you can use water or sand in the base... I rethought water so now I have to go get sand. Plus I need gloves too. Maybe this weekend lol.