Another senseless death.

[terrya]

God. :cry:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=102x3194782

[xchrom]

1. indeed -- very sad. nt

[msongs]

2. its not senseless to the donnie mcclurkin crowd or the scripture quoters nt

[dropkickpa]

3. And that is why I refuse to vote for Obama in the primaries

He knowingly and willingly gave these people a platform to speak from and spread their hate. There are PLENTY of people he could have tapped for the "gospel" vote who don't spread this type of shit, but I think it is very telling that these are the people he went with.

[mitchtv]

4. yes, The part that astonishes me

is that the decision came so early in the campaign. It scares me how quickly and thoughtlessly we were 'cast asunder'. I don't think he is homphobic personally, he has some fine thoughts on the matter, the Mc Clukin affair just portrays him as a typical politician, inspite of his rhetoric.. But that's not my only complaint about that politician.

[Q3JR4]

5. Very senseless.

Anybody want to head on over to Fort Lauderdale and hang out on the 1000th block of Sistrunk Boulevard dressed in women's clothing every night for a couple of days? I'm talking about both straight and gay folks in a show of solidarity that lets the entire population know that we're not going to let them change the way we express ourselves through fear for our lives. If we had a supporting cast of straight folk to help us out, I for one wouldn't have a problem with that.

What do you all say?

I work at a place that would be less than appreciative of my taking days off from work, but I'm willing to head on over to Fort Lauderdale anyway.

Q3JR4.

[One_Life_To_Give]

7. Tempting

But Fort Lauderdale is a bit too far.

[NMMNG]

6. I'm so sick of this

:banghead:

But hey, he was asking for it, you know. :sarcasm: