Wednesday, July 20, 2011
LIVE VIDEO: Senate DOMA Debate
UPDATE: The live stream has concluded.
Bigoted NY Town Clerk Tells Her Story
Note how NOM once again rips off a local news clip, retitles it and posts it to their own channel. They did the same thing with my original video of their Bronx hate rally.
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assholery,
bigotry,
marriage equality,
New York state,
religion
Quote Of The Day - Brian Brown
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Brian Brown,
douchnozzles,
hate groups,
marriage equality,
New York state,
NOM
Tony Perkins On Gay Dick Size
"As a pro-family organization, we would prefer not to use R-rated language in reporting the news--but in our current culture of sexual dysfunction, sometimes it can't be helped. Fiscal and social conservatives should have no trouble uniting in outrage over the news that federal taxpayer money from the National Institutes of Health (NIH) was used to subsidize a researcher studying the size of the male sex organ in homosexual men. The researchers wanted to see what difference size made for the men's 'sexual health.'"The main difference they found was in the positions assumed when such men engage in a certain sexual act, which former Surgeon General C. Everett Koop rightly called 'simply too dangerous to practice.' Men having sex with men is a high-risk activity that should be discouraged altogether, not subjected to bizarre research at taxpayer expense. Let's tell President Obama, Congress, and the NIH: We'd like to keep our own money and use it to raise our own families." - Family Research Council head Tony Perkins, reacting to a NIH study of gay male penis size.
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Family Reseach Council,
hate groups,
NIH,
science,
sexuality,
Tony Perkins
CNN On Bachmann's Migraines
VERMONT: Lesbian Couple Sues Hotel For Refusing Their Wedding Reception
A lesbian couple has filed a lawsuit against a Vermont inn for refusing to host their wedding reception. Their suit was filed by the ACLU.Kate Baker and Ming Linsley filed the suit on Tuesday in Vermont Superior Court, accusing the Wildflower Inn of Lyndonville of abruptly turning them away after learning they are lesbians. They claim the inn violated Vermont’s Fair Housing and Public Accommodations Act, which prohibits inns, hotels, motels and other establishments with five or more rooms from turning away patrons based on sexual orientation. The law makes an exemption for religious organizations. Twenty-one other states and the District of Columbia have similar laws. Greg Johnson, a law professor at Vermont Law School, said the suit could set a precedent as more states legalize same-sex marriage. Currently, same-sex marriage is legal in six states and the District of Columbia, all of which protect gay men and lesbians in their public-accommodations laws.According to the suit, the inn has turned away at least two other gay couples.
Them Queers Is Hammering Me
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