Gay marriage ban in Indiana could keep job candidates away (Could it be more one-sided?)

The South Bend Tribune-Star ^ | July 23, 2012 | Sue Loughlin

[Kakaze]

Pretty contrived story. She went from a local business owner, to the local university and the Chamber of Commerce to fill find people who told her what she wanted to write.

Good point, plus the story is from South Bend, she went to Therre Haute and Bloomington to find quotes, literally no one within 100 miles of her publishing address was quotable.

[John O]

Sociology professor Chuck Norman believes that if the constitutional amendment passed, it could prevent the most qualified job candidates from considering employment in Indiana. "This could be a deal breaker," Norman said.

How can someone who can not tell an exit from an entrance possibly be more qualified at a real job than someone who is mentally stable?

If they pass this and the faggots leave, then bloomington will return to being a nice town to live in. Now it's the san francisco of the midwest and (for the most part) not safe for families.

Anything that makes our state unattractive to liberals and other perverts has got to be a good thing

[John O]

Sociology professor Chuck Norman believes that if the constitutional amendment passed, it could prevent the most qualified job candidates from considering employment in Indiana. "This could be a deal breaker," Norman said.

How can someone who can not tell an exit from an entrance possibly be more qualified at a real job than someone who is mentally stable?

If they pass this and the faggots leave, then bloomington will return to being a nice town to live in. Now it's the san francisco of the midwest and (for the most part) not safe for families.

Anything that makes our state unattractive to liberals and other perverts has got to be a good thing

[IronJack]

Ain’t it the truth? Can’t the poofs come up with some new material? Or do they just reprint the propaganda they used the last dozen times their queer agenda was defeated?

For every pud smoker who leaves the state because it refused to sanction buggery, a dozen will move in. And the benefits of a stable hetero population far outweigh those of a costly, amoral turd burglar clique.

[<1/1,000,000th%]

Tingley said he knows people who probably would leave Indiana if the state constitution was amended to include a same-sex marriage prohibition.

Wasn't this the intention?

[Publius Valerius]

That’s funny you mentioned that, because I was very confused as to why this story ran in the South Bend paper. I thought that the paper must have more money than it knows what to do with if it can send a reporter to Terre Haute to write some fluff piece.

[Gabrial]

Alternate title:

“Indiana’s Bold Self-Improvement Plan”

[dfwgator]

If it keeps away leftist garbage that tend to move in from fifth column hell holes like NYC and California.

At what University was the Kinsey Report developed?