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To: bimboeruption

Judges in court are very fond on saying “if you don’t like the law, write to your legislator.” and “if you don’t like the constitution then vote and change it.” It is a very snide and demeaning comment usually made at the trial court level to people who have very little chance of appealing thier cases.

We now we find out how serious these judges are about the process.

Remember there is NOTHING stopping the homosexual advocates from going to their legislator and having a new pro-homosexual based marriage put on the ballot. They have the equal opportunity to do so.


17 posted on 03/06/2009 12:13:17 PM PST by longtermmemmory (VOTE! http://www.senate.gov and http://www.house.gov)
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To: longtermmemmory

Correct, they will keep pushing it from one sect to the next until it eventually gets passed. Remember they have “unlimited” resources and no kids...they’ll eventually get what they want because they CHEAT!

Flames!! There I feel better....Oh wait, I can’t say that? How come your allowed to call me a Bible thumping bigot?
Hmmmm...Flames! Sorry, it slipped out...


19 posted on 03/06/2009 12:19:32 PM PST by mikelets456
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To: longtermmemmory
Remember there is NOTHING stopping the homosexual advocates from going to their legislator and having a new pro-homosexual based marriage put on the ballot.

Lest we forget, we came a hair's breadth away from that happening through legislative action - twice! Only Arnold's veto pen stopped it. (I can't say anything else nice about that brain tumor.)

29 posted on 03/08/2009 7:35:29 PM PDT by fwdude ("...a 'centrist' ... has few principles - and those are negotiable." - Don Feder)
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