No kidding. Violence is violence. I guess we'll lump in your so-called cause with the KKK and Neo-Nazi organizations.

Seriously, fuck off.

Seriously we're going on 10 days 12 hours and 14 minutes the man has been in office. You and the people at that website are out of your mind if you think acting like little babies is the right way to advance your agenda. The man has very quietly been supportive of many gay rights issues, in a country full of idiots it's the only way for you to have someone sympathetic to your agenda in charge. Grow the fuck up.

Indeed, it's very annoying when people attempt to seal their arguments with such rigid and absolute finality. It shows a disturbing lack of vision and understanding of issues. It is nothing more then failed reasoning and ineptitude in arguing beyond the realm of logical fallacy.

Couldn't you be a bit more constructive with your time (studying for your doctorate)? My Mom and her lover were upset over the Warren invocation too, but they've since moved on (it's not as if Warren has become part of the administration or that Obama has somehow endorsed the killing of people in Africa). Do you really think that McCain or Palin would be better!?!

I honestly can't think of a worse way to divide people and alienate yourself from others who are seeking equal rights for all. Sure there's a time for uprising and anger, but I don't think this type of quasi-violent posing and subversive behavior will help your cause.

Try not to feel so used or victimize yourself, it's unhealthy and self-indulgent. Empower yourself by continuing to reach out (like you did when you volunteered to canvas for Obama) and perhaps you'll help be the catalyst for the change that is needed.

You want equality, so do I. I also want democratic socialism, but I'll not be angry when Obama continues to support the premise of capitalism (I believe the country will eventually have to swallow the pill of a mixed economy if it is to survive). We'll see. Assassinate is a very big word by the way, even if you are using it indirectly.

Very quietly? Obama has expressed support for equal rights for gay Americans in very high-profile speeches more times in the past 10 days than I've heard from any politician in the last decade.

I haven't looked closely, but is there anyone at that website other than him?

he's a true anarchist, of course he works with a group. sheesh.

You're a joke right?

wow. I didn't even get far enough to see that part. that's fucked up.

So why are you bitching now? You're eight years late.

You really ought to check your terms of service before building a site like that. Especially if you are encouraging violence.

http://www.blogger.com/content.g

They have that button, top right that allows people to flag your blog.
Also, your whole hush,hush,cloak and dagger avoid the FBI is laughable. You're posting on a Google owned service.

Well we aren't grading on a curve, I agree with you and I said as much in my original post. I just meant when asked about Prop. 8, he said it was "unnecessary," so he came out against the proposition but he did it gently.

I would much rather have someone who believes in Peace be our president. Having someone like Mcaine running the government would only cause more troubles with the economy. Obama wants to make a change and he is at least trying to help. As far as I am concerned putting more money into our education and aiding the homeless isn't something we need to be worried about. Just because were going to have to pay some extra taxes right now doesn't mean it will always be that way. It seems to me like Republicans are only thinking of themselves and their tax money right now and not thinking about what is going to happen in the future. I know I don't want my home to be broken into by people who are suffering from the economy being bad do you??? Education and restoring the economy should come first. People need to realize that aiding the homeless and covering education better will only decrease crime rates and make more job opportunities. It might mean raising taxes for some time, although the money is going in all the right places and isn't being squandered away.

Truly there should be more effective leveling mechanism to address the increasing disparity and social stratification of society. In all fairness, hard work should be rewarded and that should mean earning a livable wage with access to a decent quality of life through health care and education. It also means that those who are willing to risk their hard earned savings in pursuit of entrepreneurial endeavors should be able to generate a respectable profit without being excessively penalized for taking such risks (otherwise we might never take them).

It seems striking a balance of fairness on both ends of the spectrum is the challenge along with eliminating unnecessarily risky (or dishonest) business practices that contribute to overall market instability. That and its long past time we stopped debating about the national debt and stated to actually pay it back (perhaps after the current crisis is resolved). Either way, it won't do to have more and more people losing their jobs and depending on unemployment benefits. Reinvesting in America should really be about keeping people employed and skewing the distribution of capital towards the poor. A society that financially empowers all of the classes is bound to ensure long-term prosperity while remaining solvent and durable in the face of global market hiccups or other disasters that we might face.