[LevonRiver]

City governments should be sued for every dime lost and spent tying up city streets, and providing security, for a "parade" exclusively promoting perversion. Pro-lifers and religious groups should demand to have floats and presence in all parades, and sue for Conspiracy Against Rights if refused.

[sickoflibs]

RE:”City governments should be sued for every dime lost and spent tying up city streets, and providing security, for a “parade” exclusively promoting perversion. Pro-lifers and religious groups should demand to have floats and presence in all parades, and sue for Conspiracy Against Rights if refused.”

Wouldn't last 5 minutes in court.

Next!

[Rurudyne]

Actually, there is no “right” to engage in homosexual acts.

Homosexuality was generally illegal among all the several States that Ratified the Constitution and the Bill of Rights.

Therefore engaging in homosexual acts CANNOT be among the Privileges and Immunities in A4:S2:C1 nor can it be among the other rights retained in the 9th Amendment (since being illegal they were clearly not retained at the time).

Homosexual act should never have been legalized.

They should once again be criminalized.

[lee martell]

Good luck with that, whether it’s the logical thing to do or not. Logic and reason matter a lot less these days, compared to the past.

[Lurkinanloomin]

[DungeonMaster]

[AppyPappy]

Yeah, because freedom!

[fwdude]

I call them “AIDS Pride” parades, because that is exactly what they are.

Never, EVER let them forget the public health damage they have caused.

[fwdude]

This seems far fetched, but unless we go on the unmistakable offensive, instead of cowering in our own defensive “religious freedom” protection closets, we won’t make any real headway.

[Buckeye McFrog]

I don’t think this would go anywhere. Any group can petition to have a public march or protest, and saying no just gets you tied-up in the thorny thicket of First Amendment litigation.

Once they have a permit security and public safety must be provided. Cities really don’t have an option here.

[fwdude]

If economic/participant feasibility were the deciding factor in my large, relatively conservative big Texas city, the haughtiness parade would have on its own years ago. Here's the sparsely attended nothing-burger from last year.