YIKES

[hey_doll_face]

I'm getting really tired of seeing "Yes on Prop 8" signs. I keep wanting to walk over to my neighbor's house just to say and pretend I'm a lesbian to piss them off. My family is on the look out for "No on Prop 8" signs, but so far no luck. Apparently there are other families around here with the same opinion though, since there are slowly more

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[wecomecorrect]

seriously man! i saw a man with a bumper sticker for prop 8 and i was like woah. i think its already a bold move to adhere a sticker on your car for any cause, but to believe so strongly in this proposition is sick.

you can get a lot of no on 8 signage at the campaign headquarters on university and 4th in hillcrest. or online, of course.

[hey_doll_face]

Ah, I should have known to check there. haha. Thanks.

[concreteseconds]

my sister has a few if you want to put one up

[hey_doll_face]

Cool, it will be an excuse for us to finally meet up. haha. When are you free this week?

[flylcarusfly]

agreed, i saw some guy waving one of those signs on the corner of otay lakes and h street, it really bums me out that people have no qualms about imposing their beliefs on other people.

[hey_doll_face]

haha, that is ridiculous. Why would he feel the need? I'd probably call him gay just to spite him.

[flylcarusfly]

seriously, total closet case hahaha

[bedescribed]

i think the big issue for me, and what im mad about is that the judges went against what the people had already voted for. if this was against any other issue people would be so pissed that the government decided to overturn our vote. and people are definitely going to vote because of their religious beliefs. our beliefs, morals, values are what shape our opinions on things. so i understand how people are voting for it. but i think that if the majority of california agrees that it wants to grant these rights to gay people, then fersher, no problem. but i just think its wrong they went against our vote of no.