The homophobic thread :>

[GoCubsGo]

"lamb fries"?

Ah, never mind: Lamb fries
I've had Rocky Mountain Oysters, but never these. I'm not sure that I would be able to banish the image of cute little eunuch lambs in order to get them down.

You can take comfort knowing the rest of the lamb died for a good cause, like chops, rack of and gyros.

[1 CAT FAN]

The dog thing looks distressed.

It's all that little dick energy.

Smallest lamb fries he's ever seen.

"lamb fries"?

Ah, never mind: Lamb fries
I've had Rocky Mountain Oysters, but never these. I'm not sure that I would be able to banish the image of cute little eunuch lambs in order to get them down.

banni wrote:
No God cares what you do with your vagina

[Vrede too]

"lamb fries"?

Ah, never mind: Lamb fries
I've had Rocky Mountain Oysters, but never these. I'm not sure that I would be able to banish the image of cute little eunuch lambs in order to get them down.

You can take comfort knowing the rest of the lamb died for a good cause, like chops, rack of and gyros.

I knew that, but I'll still have these images of cute little eunuch lambs . They don't kill the bulls steers, though. At least not right away.

Mmmm gyros.

[GoCubsGo]

Indeed, the republican has not fallen.

10 years after same-sex marriage became legal, is it now at risk? Here's where things stand, in 7 charts.

Beyond simply making marriage more equal, legalization has had an “unambiguously positive” impact on same-sex couples, according to a study published last year. That study found access to legal marriage has made same-sex couples healthier, more successful and more accepted by the communities around them — all of which also improves the lives of their children. They also found no evidence of negative impacts on opposite-sex marriages, despite longstanding warnings from opponents that same-sex marriage would somehow “undermine” traditional partnerships.

[1 CAT FAN]

10 years after same-sex marriage became legal, is it now at risk?

You're concerned about that, cubby?

Hominys

[Vrede too]

Indeed, the republican has not fallen.

10 years after same-sex marriage became legal, is it now at risk? Here's where things stand, in 7 charts.

Nor has the republic.

Happy 10th Birthday, Obergefell v. Hodges !

[Vrede too]

1 FAT CAN bait:

TV news - "Hundreds of thousands" turned out for Pride celebrations in Cincinnati and St Petersburg. Nice.

[Vrede too]

1 FAT CAN bait:

TV news - "Hundreds of thousands" turned out for Pride celebrations in Cincinnati and St Petersburg. Nice.

Call it bait and s/he cowers.

Saw 1 CAT driving around today:

What a worthless human being you'd have to be to use any of your time here for that senseless hate.

1 FAT CAN's posting is sporadic, but I have noticed that s/he will always post if the topic is LGBTQ+ related, always. I wonder where this obsession springs from. Hmmm.

[Whack9]

1 FAT CAN bait:

TV news - "Hundreds of thousands" turned out for Pride celebrations in Cincinnati and St Petersburg. Nice.

Call it bait and s/he cowers.

Saw 1 CAT driving around today:

What a worthless human being you'd have to be to use any of your time here for that senseless hate.

1 FAT CAN's posting is sporadic, but I have noticed that s/he will always post if the topic is LGBTQ+ related, always. I wonder where this obsession springs from. Hmmm.

Wtf!? Check that mans hard drive ASAP!

[neoplacebo]

That ought to do it.

[Vrede too]

http://www.politico.com/story/2015/09/p ... ses-213630
(Poll: Majority of Americans say Kentucky clerk should have to issue licenses)

Maybe she did us a favor?

Nearly three in four Americans say that when a conflict arises between religious convictions and the need to treat everyone equally under the law, the law should prevail, according to new results from an ABC News/Washington Post poll out Tuesday.

Update, 8 years later:

Jury awards $100,000 to Kentucky couple denied marriage license by ex-County Clerk Kim Davis






Judge David Bunning is the son of Repug former US Senator Jim Bunning from KY and was appointed by Shrub.

Update, 2 years later:

Sally Field's Son Slams 'Hideous Bitch' Kim Davis For Wanting To Overturn Same-Sex Marriage
He certainly didn't mince words

Sally Field’s son, Sam Greisman, didn’t mince words when he saw that Kim Davis is back in the news again.

Davis is a former Kentucky clerk who served jail time after refusing to grant same-sex couples marriage licenses in 2015.

She was also ordered to pay compensation to a gay couple she refused. Now, Davis is filing an appeal about the compensation and formally asking the Supreme Court to overturn its landmark ruling protecting same-sex marriage.

Greisman, who is gay, wasn’t having any of it, and quote-tweeted a Pop Crave tweet about Davis’ news on Monday.