So it is Wednesday, the third day since Alabama was victimized by a gratuitous federal over-reach-around that required the state to allow gay marriage, even in the really wingnut parts. Let's look at the Alabammy gay sexy news that has happened since
It will most certainly remain in motion long after the Supremes finally put a (legal) end to the (stupid) question of whether gay people are equal citizens under the law.
Even Texans had the common sense to elect <a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Louie_Gohmert#Early_political_career" target="_blank">its dumbest judge</a> to a position that would keep him off the bench, and out of the state, indefinitely.
<i>&quot;Should state courts have obeyed the 1857 ruling of the Supreme Court in Dred Scott that black people were property?&quot; </i>
If memory serves, Alabama obeyed that law quite happily.
<i>&quot;Should state courts have obeyed the 1857 ruling of the Supreme Court in Dred Scott that black people were property?&quot;</i>
Children are property, my friends. That&#039;s why they&#039;re easy to buy on ebay. <blockquote> Cute 3 year old boy. Likes Snoopy and Hello Kitty. Must sell, make offer. </blockquote>
It&#039;s been three days now, and I&#039;m still not feeling my traditional marriage being threatened. What&#039;s the incubation period for this plague?
Dred Scott. Really? They just <i>want</i> to look as comical as possible? That &quot;late unpleasantness&quot; is all forgotten now -- as in amnesia? As a backup, I&#039;ve heard that holding your breath until you turn blue always works.
Or take off and nuke it from space? It&#039;s the only way to be sure.
It will most certainly remain in motion long after the Supremes finally put a (legal) end to the (stupid) question of whether gay people are equal citizens under the law.
Even Texans had the common sense to elect <a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Louie_Gohmert#Early_political_career" target="_blank">its dumbest judge</a> to a position that would keep him off the bench, and out of the state, indefinitely.
Good godamitey, a Fakakta sighting.
<i>&quot;Should state courts have obeyed the 1857 ruling of the Supreme Court in Dred Scott that black people were property?&quot; </i>
If memory serves, Alabama obeyed that law quite happily.
<i>&quot;Should state courts have obeyed the 1857 ruling of the Supreme Court in Dred Scott that black people were property?&quot;</i>
Children are property, my friends. That&#039;s why they&#039;re easy to buy on ebay. <blockquote> Cute 3 year old boy. Likes Snoopy and Hello Kitty. Must sell, make offer. </blockquote>
The graphics people at Bloomberg missed an opportunity to call it &quot;Roll Pride&quot;.
Unlike things performed between two consenting adults, we&#039;re not asking nor are we expecting you to <i> like </i> this, Alabama.
June is bustin&#039; out all over.
The are a lot of Republican voters who will continue to oppose same-sex marriage until they&#039;re in one. And maybe not stop even then.
It&#039;s been three days now, and I&#039;m still not feeling my traditional marriage being threatened. What&#039;s the incubation period for this plague?
Dred Scott. Really? They just <i>want</i> to look as comical as possible? That &quot;late unpleasantness&quot; is all forgotten now -- as in amnesia? As a backup, I&#039;ve heard that holding your breath until you turn blue always works.
That&#039;s not even speculation; it&#039;s a straight first order deduction of the general rule to a specific case.