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blkmusclmachine

(16,149 posts)
13. Good. Because once the Bible-beaters are lawfully untethered from Civil law, they WILL EXPAND beyond
Tue Mar 18, 2014, 10:36 PM
Mar 2014

discrimination against gay American citizens, to discrimination against

unwed mothers,

people on public assistance,

Atheists,

humanists,

secularists,

Lefties,

environmentalists,

DEMS,

women with short hair,

men with facial hair,

people who work on Sundays,

minor children,

racial and ethnic minorities,

etc.

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Good. Can't believe that this would pass in Oregon. longship Mar 2014 #1
Agreed. William769 Mar 2014 #2
We're something of "a state divided." Lizzie Poppet Mar 2014 #5
It can even get passed in years with a presidential election davidpdx Mar 2014 #22
I feel sorry for these people. Their entire lives are consumed by hatred for us. Zorra Mar 2014 #3
Yes it would. William769 Mar 2014 #4
Such un-Christian Attitudes... leftieNanner Mar 2014 #11
Do NOT be fooled. This is (and always has been) about $$$. closeupready Mar 2014 #21
I am sick of these people hiding behind their "religion". sheshe2 Mar 2014 #6
Springfield, Oregon was the first! central scrutinizer Mar 2014 #7
Also just another attempt to drain money from resources. Business as usual. glinda Mar 2014 #8
It would be wonderful to get "Religious Beliefs" codified dickthegrouch Mar 2014 #9
Lovely folks, these anti-gay bigots theHandpuppet Mar 2014 #10
It should not be possible in this country... DeadLetterOffice Mar 2014 #12
Good. Because once the Bible-beaters are lawfully untethered from Civil law, they WILL EXPAND beyond blkmusclmachine Mar 2014 #13
Yay, Oregon! Thanks William! Cha Mar 2014 #14
Thanks Cha. William769 Mar 2014 #15
I should be a little absent.. I'm Cha Mar 2014 #16
Already been there & done that! William769 Mar 2014 #17
Did ya get in the Cha Mar 2014 #18
A meme needs to be created... CubicleGuy Mar 2014 #19
K&R awoke_in_2003 Mar 2014 #20
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