Thursday, August 28, 2014
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NOM Get's Bitch Slapped By Courts...Again.
A federal appeals court on Wednesday
denied a request by the National Organization for Marriage (NOM) to
intervene in the case that struck down Oregon's gay marriage ban.
On May 19, U.S. District Judge Michael
McShane declared Oregon's 2004 voter-approved constitutional
amendment limiting marriage to heterosexual couples invalid.
The state, which sided with plaintiffs
in the case, immediately implemented McShane's order, making Oregon
the 18th state to allow gay couples to marry.
NOM turned to the Ninth Circuit Court
of Appeals in San Francisco after McShane denied its request to
intervene in the case
The group also asked the Supreme Court
to stay McShane's ruling as it seeks to intervene in the case. The
court denied the request.
Jeana Frazzini, executive director of
LGBT rights advocate Basic Rights Oregon applauded Wednesday's
decision.
“We're thrilled by the news but not
surprised at all,” she told The
Oregonian. “There was never any merit to their proposal
and they've been denied now at every turn.”
NOM President Brian Brown called the
decision disappointing in a blog post and said the group was
reviewing its options.
“We are of course disappointed with
the Ninth Circuit's decision today,” Brown said.
“We believe that the decision
conflicts with a prior Ninth Circuit opinion specifically recognizing
that a County Clerk with the duty to issue marriage licenses likely
would have standing to intervene and appeal an adverse judgment. NOM
alleged under oath that it had among its members just such a county
clerk, and it sought to intervene on the clerk's behalf under the
Supreme Court's well-established precedent in the case of NAACP v.
Alabama allowing membership organizations to pursue the interests
of their members when there are substantial hurdles to the members
litigating in their own name, such as the real threats of harassment
and violence that have been manifested elsewhere in the country
around the marriage issue. Because of that conflict, we will
certainly be exploring whether to file a petition for rehearing en
banc with the full Ninth Circuit or whether we will seek review
in the Supreme Court itself,” he added.
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
Daily Porn...Master Trains His slave
This is the real deal..a gay Master with his gay slave.
Not that homophobic bullshit from Kink video.
I know a lot of guys enjoy that crap, but to me, it has de-evolved into a bunch of in house str8 bois paid to abuse gay men or more like the occasional gay man.
Not that homophobic bullshit from Kink video.
I know a lot of guys enjoy that crap, but to me, it has de-evolved into a bunch of in house str8 bois paid to abuse gay men or more like the occasional gay man.
Former anti-gay Virginia governor Bob McDonnell living with a gay priest
Former governor Bob McDonnell was known for opposing marriage equality and anti-discrimination laws while in office.
In one of his first acts as governor, he removed a order signed by the previous governor meant to protect Virginia state workers from discrimination based on sexual orientation.
McDonnell and his wife are currently facing charges that they conspired to use McDonnell’s governorship to gain money and gifts.
McDonnell used as a defense that the couple’s marriage is in shambles, meaning they were incapable of conspiring because they were not communicating.
To prove that point, he said he is currently living with Catholic priest Wayne Ball, who is also aiding in his trial defense.
Ball was arrested in 2002 for “frequenting a bawdy place” after he was caught in a sexual act with a man, according to police.
The charges were eventually dropped after he completed the terms of a plea deal.
Maybe they can pray the gay away together.
Judge Richard Posner Rips Away The Tradition Of Marriage Argument
Posner does however state their intended reason:
"It's based on hate, isn't it?"
Here's the almost hour long examination, but it's the first half of the hearing where Judge Posner takes Samuelson to task, the exchange is well worth a listen:
Tuesday, August 26, 2014
Mouth Piece For Satan, Pastor Michael V. Williams, Wants Gays Sent To Prison Because He Fears Us
Pastor Michael V. Williams asserts in
his Preaching Politics internet program that “homosexuals are
becoming increasingly intolerant” of Christians, despite their
increasing tolerance “of homosexuals.”
“Whereas homosexuality used to be a
felony in every state – referred to as sodomy – it has now been
decriminalized, and homosexuality is allowed to be openly expressed
in public,” Williams
told his online audience. “While Christians are becoming
increasing tolerant of homosexuals, homosexuals are becoming
increasingly intolerant of us.”
“It's time for Christians to resume
obeying God and his word, and to re-criminalize homosexuality, outlaw
it again. The only way to do this and keep it beyond the reach of
activist judges and unaccountable bureaucrats is to create a
constitutional amendment.”
Williams' amendment proposes: “The
practice of homosexuality in the United States of America and in all
its territories and possessions, and in all its States, Counties and
Cities shall be a felony punishable by ten years in prison at hard
labor.”
Williams calls on viewers to promote
his proposal to lawmakers by making “such a pest of yourself that
they're willing to do anything just to shut you up.”
“We're in a fight for survival and
only one side can win. Let's make sure it's our side,” he
concludes.
Today's fun fact...No where in the Bible does it use the word *sodomy* in reference to man on man sex.
Go ahead, doubt me and look it up for yourselves.
These phonies and liars make up their own version of the Bible and just spew lies to control their covens, knowing they are to fucking lazy to read the book themselves and will believe anything they say, so long as he's not saying they can't go home, guzzle beer, over eat, beat their wives, fuck their daughters, rape a cow or smack little Johnny around to make a man out of him...then they are okay with it.
Personally, I think they should declare religious fundamentalism as a psychological disorder, unlike homosexuality, it really does meet all the criteria.
Reagan Appointed Federal Appeals Judge: Gay Marriage Bans Are 'A Tradition Of Hate'
Arguments used by lawyers defending gay
marriage bans in Wisconsin and Indiana received a cold shoulder on
Tuesday from a 3-judge panel of the 7th Circuit Court of
Appeals in Chicago.
Both states are defending marriage bans
struck down by lower federal courts in June.
According to the
AP, more than 200 people showed up to witness arguments in the
legal challenges.
Judge Richard Posner, a Ronald Reagan
appointee, scolded Wisconsin Assistant Attorney General Timothy
Samuelson's assertion that such bans were based on “tradition.”
“It was tradition to not allow blacks
and whites to marry – a tradition that got swept away,” Posner
said. Laws excluding gay couples from marriage, he said, are “a
tradition of hate … and savage discrimination.”
He also asked Indiana Solicitor General
Thomas Fischer what benefits to society could possibly outweigh the
damage the bans inflict on the children of gay and lesbian couples.
“All this is a reflection of
biology,” Fischer answered. “Men and women make babies, same-sex
couples do not … we have to have a mechanism to regulate that, and
marriage is that mechanism.”
Also considering the challenges were
Judges Ann Claire Williams, who was appointed to the bench by Bill
Clinton, and David Hamilton, who was appointed by President Barack
Obama.
Panel members were kept under wraps
until Tuesday. And when they were announced, marriage equality
advocates cheered, with progressive blog ThinkProgess.com
declaring that supporters had “just won the lottery.”
While rulings in two other appeals
courts considering similar challenges have been split, all three
Seventh Circuit judges appeared to express skepticism over arguments
presented in support of the bans.
Monday, August 25, 2014
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