Posted on 08/23/2005 1:58:00 PM PDT by dukeman
Totally ridiculous. I especially like that line about "Candidates must live up to a higher standard willing to represent all constituencies and communities." First, tell that to Sheila Kuehl or Barbara Boxer or any of those other extremists. Second, it is impossible to represent all constituences and communities because too often their interests are diametrically opposed to each other. To the victor go the spoils. If I elect a Republican, I expect that Republican to represent Republican ideals. If a Democrat is elected, I expect that Democrat to represent Democratic ideals.
If this bill is signed by The Terminator, expect it to be impossible to take a stand against gay marriage or any of their other causes. Any candidate will be immediately confronted with someone demanding he or she take a stand on the issue and if the candidate so much as demurs on the answer, the campaign war chest will be eaten up by court proceedings for "hate speech". Will it be challenged in court? Of course. Litigation is California's idea of a fun time.
So, what's a bigger threat to California and the country at large: the socialist liberal left (hence PC) or illegals?
I notice that the article simply spews a bunch of platitudes, but doesn't give examples of the so-called gay bashing that goes on. Can't say that I've ever heard any in a Statewide campaign, at least, not that I can remember.
Hmm, that's a tough question.
It sounds like a voluntary waiver of free speech.
The really strange thing of opposition here is the German homosexuals helped bring fascism to Europe under Hitler. In the end Hitler, himself a closet homosexual, wiped them out. Hitler the homo
Why not include class welfare or wealth discrimination to that list?
Only a dupe would sign it.
This is the dumbest thing I've eve heard. Who cares a whit about what the homosexuals want, anyway?
;-)
Thank you! :-)
Then why do you have to politicize the LGBT community to begin with?
A Canadian would like to know:
Does the First Amendment still apply in the USA?
Something must be done to either wake these folks up out of their narcissistic, destructive delusion, or shut them up once and for all (legally speaking, of course).
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Sounds really cuddly and unthreatening. Except when you read this:
The legislation, sponsored by Equality California (EQCA), would prohibit the use of any negative appeal based on prejudice against LGBT people by candidates or campaign committees who sign the voluntary pledge provided for in the Code of Fair Campaign Practices.
People "volunteering" to give up their free speech right to comment "negatively" on "gays" and then being subject to the police power of the state if they decide they want to undo the waiver (i.e., get their free speech rights back)? Does that sound real "voluntary" to you? Why does California need a law for such a "voluntary" waiver---can't this "Equality" organization get in the face of candidates to sign such a pledge without it?? Who the hell decides what a "negative appeal" is anyway? The gay fascists, that's who.
Do they have anything by George Orwell in your library?
This is a gay fascist attack on free speech. The fact that these lavender Lenins are using a little KY jelly they're styling "voluntary waiver" doesn't mean they're not still trying to f*** our rights.
California is now going the route that Canada did. The homosexuals gain favor, then power, then they immediately move to stifle any opposition to their agenda, irrespective of the right of free speech.
Hopefully these folks don't understand the term 'voluntary' the same way the IRS folks do...
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