A few weeks ago we reported on mysterious California lawyer Matthew McLaughlin and his use of the state’s ridiculous ballot proposition system as a vehicle to assuage his fear of a gay planet.
I just assumed someone who put up a petition to kill based on bigotry was doing it as a troll to highlight the low bar for getting sumpin on the California ballot.
If you think the "Sodomite Suppression Act" is a good idea you're not living in reality. Thankfully it really does have practically no chance of ever becoming law, anywhere in the country.
I'm no lawyer, but Matthew McLaughlin actually doesn't understand why his un-American abomination wouldn't stand up in court, than I know far more about the law than him.
Thankful if you want to bring Uganda's kill the gays attitude to American soil, like Matthew McLaughlin, you're out of the mainstream even for a wingnut. Most anti gay bigots in modern day America, at least pretend to not want to harm gay people.
I'm no scientist, but I don't think they cotton to no studies.
I just assumed someone who put up a petition to kill based on bigotry was doing it as a troll to highlight the low bar for getting sumpin on the California ballot.
True - this thing is so awful that it's actually self-trolling.
It's the red star that really matters.
Really like Charlotte's web. Her thinking, too, also.
Since grifters gotta grift, guess assholes gotta bugger the ballot.
Wait! What!
That donkey looks way too smart to be a conservative.
Some of these clowns are start to make ISIL look good. Not easy that.
Give Dear Leader Harper a chance...
OHIO VOTING MACHINE LIBEL!!!!!!!!
Here's hoping that the end result will be Mr. McLaughlin being disbarred up the ass.
When Kamala Harris puts it on the ballot, would she be allowed to format it in a goofy font, maybe? Even goofier than comic sans.
Three hours a month of sensitivity training? I propose an amendment! Three hours a day! And no potty breaks!
In other news, hordes of Catholic priests were seen high-tailing it out of California. Sorry. Couldn't resist
Gary Legum,
If you think the "Sodomite Suppression Act" is a good idea you're not living in reality. Thankfully it really does have practically no chance of ever becoming law, anywhere in the country.
I'm no lawyer, but Matthew McLaughlin actually doesn't understand why his un-American abomination wouldn't stand up in court, than I know far more about the law than him.
Thankful if you want to bring Uganda's kill the gays attitude to American soil, like Matthew McLaughlin, you're out of the mainstream even for a wingnut. Most anti gay bigots in modern day America, at least pretend to not want to harm gay people.