The California Supreme Court in doing this may well have delivered the State of California's electoral college delegates to John McCain assuming this Amendment can get on that ballot (which I'll bet will be a major fight).

It's a plot. :D

I don't know. According to the California Secretary of State's office, 694,354 are required to get a proposition for a constitutional amendment on the ballot. According to the NYTimes, proponants of the proposition have collected 1.2 million signatures, which are currently being verified. My understanding is that if they have 694,354 valid signatures (non-repetative signatures of registered voters), then it will be on the ballot. It may already be pretty much a done deal.

Please, we're still in California . . .:p

Assumptions... I'm not religious so I guess it doesn't bother me.
Either way, a ban is not unconstitutional and this judge should lose his office.

I'm with you. I don't get it either. I never understood why gay people decided to turn their private lives into a political agenda. :confused:

I do know gay people, but I do try to avoid the morality debate with them. I have decided that I will not try to convince them of my view point as I will not be convinved by theirs. I just stick to weather and general chit chat.




I'm here.

How did gay people turn their private lives into a political agenda?

woooooooow

This is the most ridiculous thing ever. While the rest of the world is concerned with things like global warming, soaring oil prices, and a recessed economy, all the selfish homosexuals are worried about are themselves, its the most ridiculously selfish thing I've ever heard in my life. We don't need to be spending all this taxpayer money just so gays can call themselves married. Next time you all gripe about oil prices remember that you're also working your ass off just so gays can use up all of your tax dollars tying up courts that could be used for something much more useful. Give it a break, gays are disgusting, and it's morally wrong.

I don't think that homosexuals are the ones making the fuss.

You selfish gays, you.

Because straight people want to be married to people of the same sex?

Yes, that's exactly what I meant :rolleyes:

Gay people are seeking the right to be equal in this matter. It's others who are getting up in arms about it, hosting rallies and whatnot when they could be, as you put it, focusing on other issues.

Not sure I understand the correlation of this statement.:confused::cool:

I can think of bigger wastes of tax payer money. Some of which are being covered up by the Illuminati. :eek: Connnnnnnsssssspiraccccccccy theeeeeeoryyyyy.....

So gays don't participate?