Maine voters reject gay-marriage law

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sue wrote:

Good for Maine. I thought they would folow CA.

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The Hero wrote:

Another punch in the gut for the gay "rights" crowd!

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Quest wrote:

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In any battle there are wins, and there are losses. We will fight even harder, and next time we will win.
We will never allow laws that harm our families to go uncgallenged.

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Quest wrote:

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In any battle there are wins, and there are losses. We will fight even harder, and next time we will win.
We will never allow laws that harm our families to go uncgallenged.

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Curtis Lowe wrote:

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Gays don't have families. You have to put a round peg into a round hole to have a family and gays are too dumb to find the correct hole.

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Eaglefan9727 wrote:

Congrats to the state of Maine on this victory. It just shows that the people just dont want same sex marriage in this county. At this moment, there has been 31 votes on this issue and the gay community hasnt won any of them.

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ACLU-Tom wrote:

People didn't want to end slavery, people didn't want interracial marriage. Learn from history, we will have our rights.
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Honest AbeL wrote:

That is an outright lie. People wanted to end slavery and wanted interracial marriage. I guess you never learned from history. What is the score 0-31?
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ACLU-Tom wrote:

We most certainly do have families. Gloat now, because we're not going to stop fighting for our rights.
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ACLU-Tom wrote:

Interracial marriage was implemented in the Loving v VA ruling in 1967 when approximately 72% of Americans were against it, it wasn't until the 1990's that a majority of Americans, when polled, supported interracial marriage.
Your gloating over "the score" doesn't change the fact that no civil rights should ever be subject to a popular vote.
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Curtis Lowe wrote:

I wonder if the gay thugs are going to release voter's addresses again like they did in California so they can bash them with their wittle purses?

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acorn obama wrote:

hey presidunce obama & you idiot dumbocrats - are you listening!!!
AMERICA SAYS NO TO GAY/NAMBLA MARRIAGE - EVEN IN CALIFORNIA!!! WE DON'T WANT IT - WE THINK IT IS FILTHY!!!
QUIT LYING TO AMERICA obama & dems!

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Bob wrote:

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You won't win in Maine, idiot.
And it has nothing to do with "harm" to your families. Leave heterosexual institutions the hell alone. Make up your own.

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dances with weebles wrote:

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well, it wasn't the 'gay thugs' which released voter information in ca. but yeah, they certainly should.. as well as anybody who spent any sort of donations of time or money on the campaign against civil rights. in fact, the names, telephone numbers and addresses as well as their photos should be posted on the internet, and broadcast on television and radio as well.

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Curtis Lowe wrote:

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Gays don't have families. You have to put a round peg into a round hole to have a family and gays are too dumb to find the correct hole.

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Curtis Lowe wrote:

I wonder if the gay thugs are going to release voter's addresses again like they did in California so they can bash them with their wittle purses?

ACLU-Tom wrote:

People didn't want to end slavery, people didn't want interracial marriage. Learn from history, we will have our rights.