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What happens when you let gays marry
By adamg on Wed, 07/27/2005 - 5:16pm
Domenico says you get billboards atop bars advertising gay dating sites:
... I guess now that gay marriage is the law of the land, we will have images of this stuff shoved down the throats of our children — along with all the other half-naked pictures on billboards already — whether we want it or not. ...
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Comments
What a fool. I can't deal
What a fool. I can't deal with these people who rant so much about how awful/evil Mass is... if it really bugs them so much, they can move down south where the gov't is welcome in your bedroom.
God forbid!
Yeah, I hear you, Domenico. Its kind of like every time I drive by a church and have the image of a cross shoved down my throat! This free speech thing is clearly doing more harm than good.
OMG!
*Gasps* GAY PEOPLE? ON A BILLBOARD?!?! OH MY GOD! FILTHY FILTHY SMUT!
Wingnuts are fucking scary.
Moonbats are just as scary
Moonbats are just as scary as Wingnuts, pal. That billboard is in bad taste. I don't care if it's advertising Purdue Chicken.
Bad taste isn't against the law
Are you upset because it depicts two men together or because it uses the American Flag? What if it were the same two men wrapped in a blanket? What if it were a Victoria's Secret model wrapped in an american flag?
WTF is a moonbat, anyway?
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I think someone needs to move to a backward facing red state. If you hate the state so much then why do they bother to stay?
If anything, I hope the billboard gives a bit of hope to some closeted gay kid who is stuck with parents like this that the rest of the world isn't as intolerant or bigoted as they are.
Jeff
It's Cambridge. What's wrong?
As you yourself noted, this billboard is (or was) located in Cambridge, a city which enthusiastically greeted the first gay marriage with a huge street party. Obviously it meets community standards in that city. If you don't live in Cambridge, why do you care?