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Update:
So what is the "Toxic Little Queen" up to? Alec Baldwin, always a victim, responsibility is never his, is it?
There is very little anti gay discrimination in Arizona. A few religious people who opt to not participate in gay weddings commercially are legitimately worried they may be targeted by the gay mafia like this florist in Washington State (because how could gays get by if a florist opted not to sell floral arrangements to a gay wedding). This proposed Arizona law is really a nothing (just giving a limited out for religious sensibilities), but never let the left miss an opportunity to brand Republicans as bigoted haters. So while it may be prudent for Jan Brewer to take this outrage arrow from the Democrat's quiver by a veto this week (so it is not used to bash the GOP in November), the pandering of people over this issue is also revealing.
No surprise about Jan Brewer's decision and I agree with Ace on this one: I support gays getting treated fairly, I just wish they supported the rights of others to similar consideration. Because it is pretty obvious many do not.
The Anchoress has the Great Gay Marriage Cake Debacle of 2014.
"and no the bill is not anti gay despite the hyperventilation of those on the left"
ReplyDeletehyperventilation coverage was postponed until after the midterm elections.
I get why the GOP elites are in a hissy fit. But this was not "hate" legislation, it just gave small businesses who don't want to bake a big gay cake (so to speak) the chance to raise a religious defense (if they oppose participating in a gay wedding). I personally have no issue with gay weddings. I just don't like bullies or hypocrites, gay or straight.
DeleteThe legislation was poorly timed, but I would not be falling over myself to appease the gay mafia and the media either. It will just embolden them.
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ReplyDeleteDamn those Arizonans for defending the First Amendment!
ReplyDeleteYou'd think the Confederates still own the place.
Update: I note Samuel Jackson is doing the Capital One ads.
Looks like Baldwin finally wore out his welcome. Again.
Maybe he can appear as himself in "Team America II".
CapOne dumped him and his 15 million dollar a year contract. Turns out having a big mouth can cost you!
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