[cll]

All this uproar on the island are mostly in response to a number of liberal measures that are being adopted by the new administration.

[GeronL]

Yep... need more popcorn

the left is going to freak and poop their pants

[cll]

Puerto Rico Ping! Please Freepmail me if you want on or off the list.

[Hugh the Scot]

Lies! Lies! Lies! They did not protest “Against gay rights” they protested in support of the natural order. We will never win the battle for the soul of this country if we refuse to call-out these liars when they twist the language around to support their point-of-view.

[Darren McCarty]

They don’t take too kindly to Maricons there.

[ZULU]

They have a Republican Governor down there.

This is GREAT.

OTHER CHRISTIAN AMERICANS SHOULD DO THIS IN WASHINGTON DC!!

We should do it to protect ALL our rights!!!

Viva Puerto Rico!!!!!

[RobbyS]

A question that gay activists never want raised is why two male roommates, two female roommates, or even male and female roommates should receive benefits designed help married couples. Or why they should also be privileged over two males/females living together who are not trading sexual favors? Of course, all this started because we tolerated, even came to accept “shacking-up” as morally acceptable, gave a temporary affair the same status as a marriage. Gay “marriage” is simply the reduction ad absurdum of the sexual Revolution,that or the plague of porn on the internet.

[jimt]

But in Puerto Rico, massive opposition to the move could prevent gay couples from receiving any sort of protections.

Are there no laws against simple assault and battery in Puerto Rico ? If there are, why wouldn't they apply ?

[fwdude]

It’s looking more and more that borderline 3rd world countries/states are light years ahead of us morally.

[Albion Wilde]

“We are concerned that laws will be created to discriminate against the church… that public education will be used to change our children, presenting them with behaviors their parents don’t think are correct,” said Pastor Cesar Vazquez Muñiz, a spokesman of Puerto Rico for the Family... “This demonstration tells the government that there are things that they cannot touch and those are marriage and family...”

“We chose [these politicians] to do other things – to improve the economy, to reduce crime, to help health and education – but not to change something as fundamental as marriage, [which] is between a man and a woman, and the family that is born of that relationship,” said Pastor Cesar Vazquez in a speech in front of the masses.

Brilliant.