If the CA Supreme Court somehow undoes a Constitutional Amendment on the grounds that it is unconstitutional, at least the justices will have to admit their tyranny. They sure as hell can’t justify the ruling based on doing their job, and applying the constitution.

And it will be game over for me living in this state.

(Of course, I realize that this tyranny will eventually be brought by the U.S. Supreme Court. We can’t even exclude illegal immigrants from social services, thanks to the 14th Amendment, so why should this be any different?)

Since none of my support for the rights of domestic couples brings me out of the “bigot” category for these people, I’m done being compassionate. I’m done apologizing for what I believe.

I do not, and never will, support gay marriage.

Imagine if these childish fascists could muster an ounce of this energy towards, say, speaking out about gay execution (after being sodomized) in Muslim countries.

Doing that would require morals. Doing that would require courage. Doing that would require getting the ACLU to turn against them, and join in an anti-defamation lawsuit with CAIR.

Doing that would require standing up to someone a little bit tougher than an old lady. (That woman is incredibly brave, by the way.) Doing that would require going up against an enemy that will fight back, and knows how to play the fascism game too.

In lieu of lowering myself to their contemptible level with bile and insults, I will say something that will upset them far more.

We will, all of us, be judged.

And so will they.

Based on their actions, I’d invite them to look in the mirror, and think about how they shall be judged for this.

Hawkins1701 on November 11, 2008 at 6:55 PM