Why I Won't Be Worried if Prop 8 Passes (But I'm Voting Against It Anyway)

[rjray]

(It's been a while since I wrote here, too long. And this post isn't really about me, so this doesn't really help. I'm way behind in reading, plus I have at least two memes I'm still supposed to post on. But with the election tomorrow, I had to get this one out. Actually started this last night, but a weird sequence of Firefox stumbles cost me

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[jennykarp]

I took all the AdSense ads off my non-LJ blog today because they were seemingly all bought up by the Yes on 8 campaign. This was similar on other sites I visited today.

[rjray]

I've noticed this a lot, on a variety of sites. I suppose one could say that failing to buy up AdSense placement for the "proposition 8" phrase was probably an oversight on the part of No On 8.

Proposition This!

[anonymous]

I guess you can say you've certainly known bisexuals, gays and lesbians. Let's see, you were sugar daddy for a couple of practicing lesbians while you were in Colorado, you had a supposedly straight roommate in college who came out (and never came back), and by your own volition you're bisexual. What a lucky sod you are! Frankly, I'm surprised that the home of Californication didn't pass Prop 8.

[anonymous]

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