For those of you who live in Southern California and support "Yes on Proposition 8," there are a few rallies scheduled of which you may wish to be a part.
The first is this coming Saturday (October 25th) at 9 a.m. We will be meeting at the gazebo at Flowers Field (San Antonio Park) located on the corner of Mountain Ave. and 24th Street in Upland. From there, different groups will go to different locations (street corners) to rally support for the proposition (bring your signs if you have them).
The second is a much larger rally that will take place on Saturday, November 1st from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. Supporters of "Yes on 8" will be lining Euclid (in Upland) from the 10 Freeway all the way up to 24th street (I will personally be on Euclid between Arrow Hwy and 9th Street). We will need as many people as possible to attend in order for this feat to be pulled off, so please invite your friends and family that support prop 8, spread the word, and come out and join us so that our voices may be heard in supporting traditional marriage, preserving parental rights, religious freedom, and free speech.
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Thank you for letting everyone know where bigots will be gathering this weekend.
I'm hoping that there wont be any cross burnings, however, we are in a Santa Ana condition this weekend and I'd hate to see any fires.
Wow Scott, thanks for sharing your perspective that I and like-minded people are bigots. Perhaps I had ought to educate you on the true meaning of bigotry: "Intolerant attitudes toward those who hold different opinions from oneself." While I freely admit that my opinions are different from those who are voting "No" on proposition 8, I have never been intolerant of them. Tolerance means to accept ones differences, not to embrace them. I respect individuals regardless of their sexual orientation and I wish them the greatest happiness--I just don't feel that it is right for them to fundamentally change the institution of marriage which has been as it is for thousands of years. I suppose that that is the difference between conservatives and radicals. When a conservative expresses a controversial opinion you call it "bigotry" whereas when a radical expresses a controversial opinion you call it "progressive"--nice double standard, buddy! And I suppose that this is the difference between you and me. . .I have the ability to recognize that people have differing opinions from my own and I am glad that they have that freedom, whereas you believe that everyone MUST think like you or they are bigots. So tell me, who is the real bigot here?
p.s. Thanks for the name-calling. It shows just how sophisticated you are and reveals the fact that you have nothing to support your position--great first grade tactics!
*And I assure you that there will be no deviant behavior coming from those who will be at this rally in support of Proposition 8. They are good, honest people who are patriotic Americans, and do not wish any harm to come to anyone. It will be a respectful demonstration. . . come on out and see for yourself!
For those interested, here's a refresher on the First Amendment: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the Government for a redress of grievances.
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