Perspective

“Tragedy is when I cut my finger. Comedy is when you walk into an open sewer and die.” – Mel Brooks

HRC Puts Together a Video Of LGBT Inclusion at the DNC

httpv://youtu.be/SieloCRX-AE

Times are changing.  I have seen some comments like “It is disgusting that we have to ask for the obvious” and I agree.  But if we get mired in the negative about what should be versus what is, we lose our momentum.  I have no doubts that as a country we will look back at the struggles of LGBT rights and wonder how discrimination was tolerated for so long.  I also know we will have a list of heroes and villains much like those of other civil rights struggles… but in the end, we will have our equality, and that is all that matters.

 

TOP US Marine – Openly Gay Service Members Not A Problem

Commandant Gen. James Amos told the Washington Blade that there have been no issues following the repeal of the discriminatory Don’t Ask Don’t Tell law last year.  “I don’t think there is a problem, I don’t see it.  I don’t hear it”

Remember how the anti gay bigots foretold of horrific consequences?  Once again, allowing people to be themselves has had no impact on anyone but them.

I wonder when the world will stop listening to these people the way they did with racists?

Homoquotables Cards at Proud Bookstore

Our cards are now available at the Proud Bookstore in Renoboth Beach, DE!  If you are there on vacation, stop by!

 

Homoquotables Gay themed cards can also be purchased online!

Baltimore Sun Calls Out the Lies of Antigay Arguments

The Baltimore Sun published a great opinion peace that spells out the lies, misinformation and scare tactics anti gay opponents have used forever.  This is great that their lies are being exposed.

“The opponents are resorting to spurious arguments to convince voters that the law will somehow be unfair to those with objections to gay marriages because they don’t want to face the real question of fairness at stake. Should the law treat people differently because of their sexual orientation? Or should everyone be treated equally? Maryland’s gay marriage ordinance doesn’t require anyone to violate their religious beliefs or personal conscience. As much as we hope the debate over this issue will persuade everyone in the state of the value of acceptance and tolerance, the law doesn’t force anyone to change the way they think. All it does is to remove a major vestige of discrimination from state law, and that is something all Marylanders should be able to support.”

 

It’s a great article… check it out here.