Tag: gay marriage

April 30, 2009

New NOM Video with Carrie Prejean

National Organization for Marriage Launches “No Offense” Religious Liberty Ad Campaign

The National Organization for Marriage has launched it’s second video in its Religious Liberty campaign.  Carrie Prejean had agreed to participate in the video supporting marriage between a man and a woman only.

This is a very good ad, although brief as it shows the true bigotry in the gay marriage debate.  Perez Hilton’s vindictive response is shown as an example of this bigotry when anyone attempts to disagree with gay marriage.

The NOM is requesting donations as money is needed to make these TV ads. Click the link above to their website.

Let’s support this very important cause!  To see why this is so important that we support mariage between a man and a woman, visit my Top Ten Post: The Negative Effects of  Same-sex marriage.

January 22, 2009

Gay marriage legal now polygamists want their turn!

“Canada’s decision to legalize gay marriage has paved the way for polygamy to be legal as well, a defense lawyer said Wednesday as the two leaders of rival polygamous communities made their first court appearance.”

It was just a matter of time before other marital non-traditionalists would begin wanting their just due as well.  Canada is not America but because our country could potentially be heading in the same direction, Canada’s issues will give us a glimpse of our possible future.  Gay marriage has been legal in that entire country since 2005.

According to the Associated Press article, two polygamists are facing trial for being married to more than one woman.  This is the first case to try the polygamist question to gay marriage.

One of the attorney’s asked during a telephone interview:

“If (homosexuals) can marry, what is the reason that public policy says one person can’t marry more than one person?” said Suffredine, a former provincial lawmaker.”

That’s the question anyone can ask as legalizing gay marriage just opens the flood-gates to other types of non-traditional marriages as well.

It will be quite interesting to see how this case unfolds!

December 8, 2008

Protect DOMA! (Defense of Marriage Act)

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Fellow blogger Christine has some excellent information regarding the creation of a website for the Defense of Marriage Act – DOMA, by a group called The Alliance for Marriage Foundation.  They created this website for the purpose of providing support to the DOMA.

What is the purpose of DOMA? It gives each state the right not to recognize same-sex marriages made legal in other states.  It federally defines marriage being between a man and a woman, the definition recognized for over 200 years.  DOMA was signed into law by President Clinton in 1996 and supported by President Bush as well. President-elect Obama has promised to repeal it once in office.

What will happen if this is repealed? States will be forced to recognize the gay marriages from states where its legal.  So the 37 states that have the DOMA active now, and the 47 states that have voted against gay marriage, will then be forced to recognize the marriages of gays from the 2 states where gay marriages are legal, Connecticut and Massachussetts.

Those of us that support marriage between a man and a woman need to let our elected officials know that we wish to keep DOMA active.  The ProtectDOMA.org website has links that will locate our officials.  It’s pretty handy for those of us who are clueless to whom those people may be.

So stop by the ProtectDoma website (click on image above) and write your elected officials to keep this act in place and also check out Christine’s blog!

November 15, 2008

Playing the Race Card on Gay Marriage

Excellent article by Boston Globe columnist Jeff Jacoby. He clearly shows the difference between what gays are fighting for compared to the bigotry experienced and fought by blacks during the civil rights era. He breaks it down showing examples of TRUE hatred compared to their forced cries of imagined bigotry from those against same-sex marriage.

My favorite part in his article is where he writes:

“Well, let’s see. The civil rights once denied to black Americans included the right to register as a voter, the right to cast a ballot, the right to use numerous public facilities, the right to get a fair hearing in court, the right to send their children to an integrated public school, and the right to equal opportunity in housing and employment. Have gay people been denied any of these rights? Have they been forced to sit in the back of buses? Confined to segregated neighborhoods? Barred from serving on juries? Subjected to systematic economic exploitation?”

Absolutely great writing with excellent points. The shame of gays becoming angry at blacks for not “understanding their plight” as if we share the same experiences of bigotry. We don’t and we need to get this message out to Governor Schwarzenegger and those activist judges: Gay Rights do not equal Black Civil Rights! Sexual preference is changeable but race is inherent and can never be changed.

Jacoby goes on to describe how ridiculous it is of gays trying to equate their rights to those civil rights of the past by saying:

“Plainly, declining to change the timeless definition of marriage deprives no one of “the civil rights once denied” to blacks, and it is an absurdity to claim otherwise. It is also a poisonous slur:”

He also makes the excellent point that if support of Prop 8 means we’re all bigots, then blacks are no better than the very racists who mistreated them in the past! We blacks overwhelmingly rejected same-sex marriage and why? Jeff Jacoby explains it best when he said this:

“. . . because they know only too well what real bigotry looks like.” (warning, very graphic image of lynching, something I’m sure no gay today has had to endure as a fact of life).

So the message to gays should be this: STOP PLAYING THE RACE CARD!

Please read the complete article here on the Boston Globe:

Playing the Race Card on Gay Marriage – Jeff Jacoby, Boston Globe Columnist

ADDENDUM: See California’s Governor Schwarzenegger play the race card using interracial marriages: (more…)

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