"I say, Mr. President, you would not be living in the White House but for a 'few activist judges,'" Foreman said in a press release.
One more example of how this queer is not living in the real world where he is a heterosexual man in a heterosexual body who wants to act like a homosexual.
Without an independent judiciary, Foreman said, segregation would still be legal; abortion and interracial marriages would still be illegal; and poor people accused of crimes would have no right to legal counsel.
Segregation? It is still legal, as long as you are not a white male trying to keep out someone else. Women and all minority groups can still keep everyone else out of their institutions. Abortion? Murder should be illegal. Interracial marriages? Might be illegal but I doubt it. Poor people and legal counsel? Someone will have to help me on that one.
Foreman said the only reason President Bush is urging Congress to act "is to continue to use the lives of committed same-sex couples to divide America for partisan gain."
I don't think it was President Bush who started this one. If you throw down the gauntlet, you can't be surprised if someone takes up the challenge. He also accused President Bush of "sullying" the 50th anniversary of the Brown vs. Board of Education desegregation ruling "by renewing his support for amending the U.S. Constitution to enshrine discrimination against a minority."
I hope perverts are in the minority and I hope we continue to discriminate against them.
"President Bush is attempting to lead this nation into discrimination. We will not let him hurt our families," said HRC President Cheryl Jacques.
You don't have families, you have mutual admiration groupings that abuse children for your own gain. To have a family, you have to start with a man married to a woman with a lifetime committment.
Jacques said President Bush should "work to unite Americans" rather than using the Constitution to "separate some from the rest."
Oh, that is a good one. The Constitition is used to separate those who want a Republican form of governmen from those who want a Monarchy. Does the stupid statement quoted above still apply? It isn't divisive to call perversion perversion any more than it is divisive to call stupidity stupidity.
The Human Rights Campaign says support for passage of the Federal Marriage Amendment has stagnated in the last several weeks.
Only one way to answer that, FReepers.
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