Waiting For Intolerance to Fade Away

[thirdworld]

Much has been made of the apparent fact that a sizable majority of African Americans in California voted Yes on Prop 8. The issue is a complex one with many grey areas. Blame can also go in both directions, and ultimately serves little purpose. The Prop 8 exit polls may make for interesting reading, but we should remember that exit polls are

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[thirdworld]

I read your post last night and was giving the truth is I need to do more research before I can make a strong argument here. I've seen many agree on everything but this word, and so it does not seem worth clinging to. But as I say, I need to do more research. But for now...

In your post you mentioned that to be recognized elsewhere it needed to have the same word, but even with the same word, is i recognized elsewhere, even now?

[thirdworld]

The link did not come through. Any other good resources on the subject. From google all I found was a bunch of crap.

Oy, my reply this morning was pretty damned incoherent. Note to self, no replying just after you woke up. :P

[thirdworld]

Ah, see you edited the reply.

[thirdworld]

Looking at the venerable ;) wikipedia article it seems that most places don't recognize the legal status of other places, unless it corresponds with a law of their own. So how would the semantics make a difference?

[thirdworld]

I thought that someone gay married in Massachusetts did not get marriage rights in other US States.

[thirdworld]

Oy, we need a central resource. And a federal law recognizing us all as equals in this too.