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i understand she has no legal ground, but, i stll admire the stance. -- nm

Posted by Andie (aka Andie) Nov 7 '08, 11:43

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Like our conversation earlier this week, I really doubt that this action will do *anything* to help her cause and may in fact, just make more people - oblique Nov 7, 11:48 1
- More people? I doubt it. The only people who would use it against her would be people who aren't supporting her now anyway. - musubi Nov 7, 11:51
I think that if she got the right people following her, it could get interesting. - David Nov 7, 11:47 21
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  - I'm not talking about one person. I'm talking about a hundred. - David Nov 7, 11:54 6
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      - And the same could be said of any civil/feminist rights issue in the past. That's the point of civil disobedience: to point out legal injustices. -- nm - David Nov 7, 12:01
      - I do like how she makes it an issue of citizen's rights plain and simple. - Amy Nov 7, 12:01
      - Every gay person could move to MA and Prop 8 would still be Prop 8. So how is moving a better protest? (nm) - musubi Nov 7, 12:01 2
        
        moving doesn't end you up in jail... -- nm - Beaker Nov 7, 12:02 1
        
        it also doesn't bring any attention to the issue. civil rights have gotten as far as they have because people have willingly broken laws in order to - Andie Nov 7, 12:03
  - but, that's like saying to a black person "well, if you don't like being discriminated against here, move somewhere else." - Andie Nov 7, 11:53 5
    - Agreed. Some people just don't understand how dehumanizing it is to be discriminated against. (nm) - musubi Nov 7, 11:59
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      - Zero relation isn't true. She's a tax paying citizen of california, but CA is now discriminating against her. - musubi Nov 7, 12:03
      - i'm sure that's her reasoning for blogging that. bringing attention to the issue. -- nm - Andie Nov 7, 11:56
    - Exactly. It's just some "biblically justified" modern spin on separate but equal. -- nm - David Nov 7, 11:54
- ultimately if they followed through they'd go to jail which would be really interesting. -- nm - Mel Profit Nov 7, 11:48 5
  - Oh, I think that's a requisite step but civil disobedience might be needed to stop this sort of nonsense from getting put on ballots. -- nm - David Nov 7, 11:49 4
    - Mormons gonna get boycotted -- nm - pigby Nov 7, 11:51 2
      - This is on the shortlist of most hypocritical religious acts I've ever seen. - David Nov 7, 11:51 1
        
        *nods* -- nm - Don Homer Nov 7, 12:01
    - Agreed...I don't know if she (or I) have that sort of courage. - Mel Profit Nov 7, 11:50
- looks like i've been doing my part since 2006! -- nm - pigby Nov 7, 11:48
If she follows through, then I'll admire it. -- nm - loosilu Nov 7, 11:44
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- I think she just wrote a piece to get people to think. She's no Wesley Snipes. -- nm - Amy Nov 7, 11:46
- I think it would make a heck of statement if she just moved to MA -- nm - crash davis Nov 7, 11:45 4
  - I hope she doesn't do that... - Mel Profit Nov 7, 11:49 2
    - I know, but if there was seen to be some sort of economic consequences to these decisions... -- nm - crash davis Nov 7, 11:49 1
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  - Works for us. -- nm - Yes on 8'ers Nov 7, 11:47
Ditto... - Mel Profit Nov 7, 11:44

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