Runners, walkers suit up for Mission Inn Run in downtown Riverside

No Gays or Lesbians, please. It's a family event...

Oh yea right, because "You" have spoken they won't show up! "You" have no right to tell anyone what they can or cannot do mister!
No I am not -------, I am a grandma, and love to go to the run to see everyone have a "Peaceful" time, its rare to see so many people so diverse, having a great time!

The Mission Inn run is great for all ages, all people! its healthy and patronizes the area!

Theres an old saying, "If you can't say anything nice, then "SHUT UP"!

To dodch wrote:

Oh yea right, because "You" have spoken they won't show up! "You" have no right to tell anyone what they can or cannot do mister!
No I am not -------, I am a grandma, and love to go to the run to see everyone have a "Peaceful" time, its rare to see so many people so diverse, having a great time!
The Mission Inn run is great for all ages, all people! its healthy and patronizes the area!
Theres an old saying, "If you can't say anything nice, then "SHUT UP"!

Let me repeat myself and make it clear. It's a family event! I'd be willing to bet you voted for Obama, right? Blessings...

dodch wrote:

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Let me repeat myself and make it clear. It's a family event! I'd be willing to bet you voted for Obama, right? Blessings...

What, may I ask, does the candidate that this woman may or may not have voted for have anything to do with whether you have the right to decide who may attend a relatively minor event that has no affiliations with partisan politics?

americanmuscle wrote:

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What, may I ask, does the candidate that this woman may or may not have voted for have anything to do with whether you have the right to decide who may attend a relatively minor event that has no affiliations with partisan politics?

My posts were to prove a point to one of my colleagues at UCR regarding family values in the Inland Empire. Please accept my apology if I offended anyone.

dodch wrote:

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My posts were to prove a point to one of my colleagues at UCR regarding family values in the Inland Empire. Please accept my apology if I offended anyone.

Yes you did! guess you weren't thinking! to prove a one point you have a long way to go! the moto is " Think first before you speak"!

americanmuscle wrote:

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What, may I ask, does the candidate that this woman may or may not have voted for have anything to do with whether you have the right to decide who may attend a relatively minor event that has no affiliations with partisan politics?

"Dido" your correct!

dodch wrote:

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Let me repeat myself and make it clear. It's a family event! I'd be willing to bet you voted for Obama, right? Blessings...

SURPRISE! I DID NOT! I wanted a president with military background!

To dodch wrote:

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Yes you did! guess you weren't thinking! to prove a one point you have a long way to go! the moto is " Think first before you speak"!

No, the point was proven. The Inland Empire is more conservative than the Bay Area and most of LA. When we posted the same thing regarding the LA marathon, it generated 100's of replies. Based on the Yes on Prop 8 results of nearly 75% in the Inland Empire, we anticipated about 10 replies and we only received 1.5. Our theory was correct. Thanks...

dodch wrote:

No Gays or Lesbians, please. It's a family event...

Remember that gays and lesbians are all members of families too. Sorry but expressing prejudice does not mean that your version of family is the only one. If you really were committed to family values you would be inclusive of all families, including those who have gay or lesbian members.