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ST says:

April 6, 2015 at 5:27 pm

Great post, Phineas!
Phineas says:

April 6, 2015 at 5:45 pm

Thanks, boss.
Drew the Infidel says:

April 7, 2015 at 5:00 am

Anyone who gave this story more than a passing glance needs their head examined. The IN law was reflective of the same law as passed by the federal government and at least 19 other states. And less than 2% of the US population self-identifies as gay.

Anyone should view with deep suspicion one who believes more so in so-called “global warming” than in the existence of God.
Carlos says:

April 7, 2015 at 12:13 pm

Although I philosophically disagreed with Moynihan at nearly every turn, he at least had the presence of mind to know why he believed what he did.

Then there are today’s jackasses and victim groups whose only “belief” is that they deserve “more” of my tax money and hell won’t have it if they don’t get it, including “special” protection from the government at every level because the boobs are too incompetent to understand life is tough, especially when one makes stupid choices.

And on another note, a special thanks to the people of Nevada for burdening the rest of the country with a lying scuzbag incompetent dirt jerk like their senior senator. SEIU, stand up and take a bow! Your service in this regard is as great as most of the service of your members in Vegas.
pete says:

April 8, 2015 at 12:13 pm

“Anyone should view with deep suspicion one who believes more so in so-called “global warming” than in the existence of God”.. one has scientific evidence, the other doesn’t. I’ll let you figure out which is which.

I think a good middle ground would be to require wedding related businesses to notify/advertise/register upfront any religious objections they may have. Doing so would allow couples to decide ahead of time where to give their wedding business.

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