[yarddog]

I think they have no idea what they are talking about.

I recall when the attacks began on Chik-fil-a, there were so many customers at the Dothan, Alabama one that they had to close down the traffic circle.

[BeadCounter]

They said that amendment in North Carolina for Traditional Marriage was going to be a close vote and the pro-traditional-marriage side had at least 60%+ so I call bunk.

By the way, Atlantic is located I’m rather sure in Massachusetts and was established there 150 years ago or something. It’s not as bad as Mother Jones but they definitely lean left and are probably highly Intellectual. Boring Magazine, once in awhile they’ll have a good article.

[RushIsMyTeddyBear]

Unfortunately, the homos have ‘gentrified’ many of the larger cities in the South. Atanta has a big community and it’s been that way for years.

[perfect_rovian_storm]

Yeah, but the fact that you had a traffic circle in the first place means that you guys allowed a bunch of europhile anti-American scum into your traffic planning departments. It was all downhill from there. Now, you guys are buggery central.

The lesson here? Yes, the slippery slope is real! :p

[spindoctor]

They do know what they’re doing. This is how propaganda works. It’s all about convincing the individual that the people around them accept it. And since we can’t read minds, we rely on what we see around us and what the media is continuously promoting. While we personally don’t believe it, we can get to a point to where we think that others believe it. Then we act accordingly (fear to speak out) because we want to avoid social reprimands, and consequences. Then, of course, there are the examples that the propagandists make of people who go against their wishes. Like the executive who resigned because he gave donation to an anti gay marriage group. Since the mainstream media are firmly under liberal control, the individual must come out against it. Tell your neighbors, friends and family what you think. Be not afraid. Speak out and more people will be encouraged to do so as well.

[NKP_Vet]

The article is pure BS! Of the three “Southern” states he’s talking about a democrat judge overruled the will of the people. NO SOUTHERN state has voted for queer “marriage”.

[tanknetter]

I think they have no idea what they are talking about.

I recall when the attacks began on Chik-fil-a, there were so many customers at the Dothan, Alabama one that they had to close down the traffic circle.

Keep in mind that the rallying around Chik-fil-a wasn't about demonstrating opposition to gay marriage, or support for it's owner's stance on it. It was about standing up to bullying by the Left and the Gaystopo/Homofascists against a company that puts a LOT back into the community and is pretty well-respected.

Millenials, from what I can tell, are a double-edged sword. On one hand they do support (or at least passively tolerate, if not approve of) things like gay marriage. On the other hand they have VERY well-established senses of right/wrong when it comes to the kinds of fascist behavior we're increasingly seeing on the Left. So while they may have no issue with gay marriage, they'll react VERY negatively to anyone who intimidates/attacks someone who does oppose it.

There is something pretty amusing, actually, about the notion that there's increasing support for gay marriage. Particularly in the South. Think about 1.) how hard Blacks (in general, and due to conditioning by the Left and problem profiteers like Jackson and Sharpton) feel they've had to struggle for their rights and 2.) how Blacks (in general) are amongst the biggest opponents of the "gay rights" agenda.

Think of their reaction to seeing that gays are suddenly being "accepted" by larger society/whites to a much greater extent than THEY believe were/are.