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Jess
Sacramento, CA
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“Fly low and avoid the penguins”
Since: Dec 09
Pasadena
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Jess wrote: Woohoo!! Woohoo! Indeed!!!
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Since: Aug 10
Tracy, CA
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“Indeed, I am!”
Since: Feb 09
As if it mattered . . .
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HOORAY!! Not that this will shut the bigots up but it's sure nice to get good news now and then! :)
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Since: Jul 10
Location hidden
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America: land of the gays and racist. Which nation are you guys to attack next? Try Brazil.........
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“I love my wife. :)”
Since: Mar 08
Seattle, WA
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WOOT! But now we have to wait while it winds its way up to the SCOTUS...
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WHY VOTE
Salinas, CA
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Ok, I don't really care if same sex people get married or are together in any capacity. I am for equal rights BUT.......... I am very annoyed that peoples votes don't mean anything anymore. What happened to a majority vote rules? What happened to the peoples voice? My stance on this has nothing to do with same sex couples. This is just the latest thing a court has overturned or blocked that THE PEOPLE voted for. Look at AZ., look back at prop. 187 which would have saved is billions in illegal immigrant funding. The people of the USA are trying to make changes to better our country and the few judges are effectively disenfranchising us. Again this is not directed at same sex couples it is major frustration over the majority loosing there voice. WHY VOTE????
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Dan
Granite Bay, CA
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Archie Bunker wrote: OH HELL NO!!!!! GOT TO BE A LEFT WING LIBERAL JUDGE FROM THE 9TH CIRCUIT TO MAKE THIS RULING. THE VOTERS SPOKE AND NOW BECAUSE OF A LILY-LIVERED JUDGE, WE SEE MORE OF THE RIGHTS OF THE VOTERS STOLEN FROM US. AND BEFORE YOU START BERATING ME, I HAPPEN TO HAVE SOME OF "THEM LIGHT IN THE LOAFERS" IN MY FAMILY TREE" GOD'S GONNA CUT YOU DOWN!!!!!!!! Edith Agrees. Shaddup Archibold Flunky. It applies, that Prop 8 falls against Constitutional thought.
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jay fredrickson
Anonymous Proxy
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Not a Founding Father
Claremont, CA
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The ballot proposition system should not exist as it is in violation of how the country was established. The United States is a representative republic, not a democracy. We elect representatives to act on our behalf. If we disagree with them, we vote them out. The ballot proposition system is closer to true democracy as the majority decides. In this case, a ballot measure attempted to define marriage. The voters approved the measure by a slim 52% majority. Now, a federal judge has ruled the measure unconstitutional. The appeals process will begin, first in the 9th circuit federal court and then, if they decide to hear the case, the U.S. supreme court. This journey has only begun...
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Roudy
United States
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There it is. It will now go to the next level in the Federal Court System. Eventually it will be decided in the US Supreme Court.So sit back,relax, have a cold beer and watch the war of words continue.This issue will not be decided at the ballot box or on these forums. The judges will decide it and we will abide.
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Not a Founding Father
Claremont, CA
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...by the way, A bit of congratulations should go out to David Boies and Ted Olsen, the attorneys that prevailed in this round. You may remember them from a little SCOTUS case back in 2000, they were on opposing sides in Bush v. Gore. What a team!
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Archie Bunker
Denver, CO
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Dan wrote: <quoted text> Shaddup Archibold Flunky. It applies, that Prop 8 falls against Constitutional thought. The majority of the voters in California, voted for the ban on same sex marriage. Then some liberal, left wing judge, from the 9th Circuit Court decides to strike it down. Wrong - Wrong - Wrong. GOD IS GONNA CUT YOU DOWN!!!!!!!!!! Edith agrees.
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“Does not play well ”
Since: Nov 07
Salina, KS
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Archie Bunker wrote: OH HELL NO!!!!! Hell yeah!!! Archie Bunker wrote: GOT TO BE A LEFT WING LIBERAL JUDGE FROM THE 9TH CIRCUIT TO MAKE THIS RULING. He's a republican appointed by Ronald Reagan actually. Archie Bunker wrote: THE VOTERS SPOKE AND NOW BECAUSE OF A LILY-LIVERED JUDGE, WE SEE MORE OF THE RIGHTS OF THE VOTERS STOLEN FROM US. I really don't mind breaking this to you, but the "voters" simply do not have a right to violate the constitutional right of others, no matter how much of a majority you can swing at the polls. Archie Bunker wrote: AND BEFORE YOU START BERATING ME, I HAPPEN TO HAVE SOME OF "THEM LIGHT IN THE LOAFERS" IN MY FAMILY TREE" You also seem to have one rather obvious nut up that tree too... As for your "light in the loafers relatives", I imagine that they have an even lower opinion of you and I wouldn't blame them in the slightest. Archie Bunker wrote: GOD'S GONNA CUT YOU DOWN!!!!!!!! OOOooo scary... Threatening us with some god you've created in your own warped image. If that's really the best you can do, my suggestion is that you should just stifle yourself... Archie Bunker wrote: Edith Agrees. Yawn....
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private
Berkeley, CA
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WHY VOTE wrote: Ok, I don't really care if same sex people get married or are together in any capacity. I am for equal rights BUT.......... I am very annoyed that peoples votes don't mean anything anymore. What happened to a majority vote rules? What happened to the peoples voice? My stance on this has nothing to do with same sex couples. This is just the latest thing a court has overturned or blocked that THE PEOPLE voted for. Look at AZ., look back at prop. 187 which would have saved is billions in illegal immigrant funding. The people of the USA are trying to make changes to better our country and the few judges are effectively disenfranchising us. Again this is not directed at same sex couples it is major frustration over the majority loosing there voice.
WHY VOTE???? Sorry you don't get to vote on what I am having for dinner tonight.
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Tired of Fools
Los Angeles, CA
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The Amazing Terrorist wrote: America: land of the gays and racist. Which nation are you guys to attack next? Try Brazil......... Another micreant that Achmed, the suicide terrorist, missed.
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Dan
Granite Bay, CA
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Roudy wrote: There it is. It will now go to the next level in the Federal Court System. Eventually it will be decided in the US Supreme Court.So sit back,relax, have a cold beer and watch the war of words continue.This issue will not be decided at the ballot box or on these forums. The judges will decide it and we will abide. Add to that the only logical course would be adherance to the principles as laid out in the Constitution, the reminders of our country's continuing journey to overcome bans against civil rights and the fact no harm can be given in respect to this liberty of gay marriage being pursued by a group of American citizens and you'll come to the conclusion gay marriage will be in our country's future.
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Sad
Redlands, CA
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WHY VOTE wrote: Ok, I don't really care if same sex people get married or are together in any capacity. I am for equal rights BUT.......... I am very annoyed that peoples votes don't mean anything anymore. What happened to a majority vote rules? What happened to the peoples voice? My stance on this has nothing to do with same sex couples. This is just the latest thing a court has overturned or blocked that THE PEOPLE voted for. Look at AZ., look back at prop. 187 which would have saved is billions in illegal immigrant funding. The people of the USA are trying to make changes to better our country and the few judges are effectively disenfranchising us. Again this is not directed at same sex couples it is major frustration over the majority loosing there voice. WHY VOTE???? It violates the constitution silly. We can't make any laws in violation of the constitution. You need a basic history lesson?
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“T-Warrior”
Since: Dec 07
El Paso Tx (Rochester NY)
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A sad day in America when the will of the people can be thwarted by the whims of activist judges cowering to special interest groups. We should just abolish states altogether, they are now meaningless
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skg
Harbor City, CA
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WHY VOTE wrote: Ok, I don't really care if same sex people get married or are together in any capacity. I am for equal rights BUT.......... I am very annoyed that peoples votes don't mean anything anymore. What happened to a majority vote rules? What happened to the peoples voice? My stance on this has nothing to do with same sex couples. This is just the latest thing a court has overturned or blocked that THE PEOPLE voted for. Look at AZ., look back at prop. 187 which would have saved is billions in illegal immigrant funding. The people of the USA are trying to make changes to better our country and the few judges are effectively disenfranchising us. Again this is not directed at same sex couples it is major frustration over the majority loosing there voice. WHY VOTE???? Don't you understand you cant vote on unconstitutional issues. That is the whole point. Look into the issue.
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