quoted for the truth right there ! Most people who voted yes on 8 are also against sex ed in school anyways so they wont be in class for this anyways !

 

Wait, so you think that voting yes will prevent teachers from revolving their classes around teaching about gays getting married? "Gay marriage" has been "legal" in CA for a couple of months and you haven't seen some magical transformation of schools into gay education camps.

Tell me I'm reading your post wrong.

It seems like the political marketing people have gotten scaring people to vote for/against stuff down to a science.

I'm so scared!

 

I can agree with that

 

No I hate an organization that forces it it's self upon me. I despise an idea that my beliefs are second to a guise of the common good. Here's a news flash I'm not alone. By the looks of things many that you may believe are aligned with you feel the same way. 70% of CA voted for BO, yet more than 50% voted for the institution of marriage. Apparently the progressives aren't so progressive after all.

 

Ok Jeff, I'm a little confused on your stance here. I was pretty sure you were for Prop 8, but that first line of yours is exactly what Prop 8 does, forces the religious definition of marriage on non-religious people.

 

Well, all I meant was.... School (at least the school i understand and am familiar with) shouldn't be a mode to transfer ideologies and promote propoganda for lack of better words. It is a method to transfer knowledge about certain subjects, learn about history and make us think. I trust that schools don't turn into LBGT "camps". The schools I am familiar with (at least within new haven unified in Union City) don't promote LBGT lifestyles. They might use that in lectures, but they don't mind control kids into becoming gay.

 

its klan

 

What's to be so confused about, I, Me. That's pretty clear. Once again the majority has voiced it's stance by the democratic process.

 

I agree with you that schools should not be a place for ideologies(I hate that word).

I guess I just don't see the leap of allowing gays to marriage equating to the propagandist teaching of gay lifestyle in schools that so many people seem to be afraid of.

I don't understanding denying rights to people that aren't, in my opinion, harming anyone.

 

What organization? Would that be the Knights of Columbus or would that be the Church of Latter Day Saints? Those two out of state interests spent the most money on trying to get this proposition passed. And used a campaign full of lies in order to do so. You hate people and want to deny them rights because they are different than you like it or not that makes you a bigot and your religious beliefs do not belong in government.

 

I don't see how it's cramming down your throat if the judges are upholding our laws. They deemed the first one as unconstitutional citing that it was discriminatory. They will likely do the same on this one.

 

so knowing that right there... you were still against it because your against teaching it in schools.... yet you just said the schools your familiar with DONT teach it in school.

So if they dont promote gay marriage in schools now... why would you vote yes on 8?

 

Sadly I dont think it will be that easy this time seeing as how this is a constitutional amendment.

 

wow pushing your personal opinion as fact

its thier vote they can decide how to vote for themselfs

hell i have seen flipping a coin decide how people vote

 

And just because the majority wants it, doesn't mean it is constitutionally valid.