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Liberalrocks
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« on: February 06, 2013, 10:25:08 PM »

These states rights' folks grind my gears...

Did Rubio's parents flee Cuba to come to this state or to this nation? Did I and every other veteran wear the uniform of our state or our nation?- excluding our friends in the National Guard...

If we let the states right's folks have their way- blacks would be second class citizens here in my neck of the woods and while that wasn't a radical idea then (like discriminating against gays isn't a radical idea now), we now know how much of hypocrites I and every other American at that time looked like... we preached the values of equality and liberty for all and I lived in a time when these values weren't acted upon

State's rights bothers me when dealing with fundamental issues and I consider freedom and equality to be a fundamental issue- but state's rights especially bugs me when it is used by conservatives like Rubio to hide from an issue they know history will judge them poorly for...

My party better wise up on things like this or it won't be my party (or much any one's) pretty soon...

Clarence, this was very nicely put, I as a gay man appreciate your words here.
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Liberalrocks
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« Reply #1 on: February 12, 2013, 12:08:38 AM »

I wouldve supported King and the Civil Rights folks. King would side with me today on this if he were still with us.

Both of these statements are unequivocally false. You would have sided with the racists (which you and your lot already do), and Dr. King would have been on the side of equality.

Coretta Scott King supported the gay community and equal rights before we lost her.
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