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For those still wondering whether a vote for Proposition 8 is a vote for discrimination . . .

Posted by: Lowell Brown at 08:20 pm, November 3rd 2008     —    2 Comments »

John Mark Reynolds, always one of our favorites, destroys that argument here.  Read the whole thing.  I have not seen a a reasoned response from the No On 8 side.

(HT:  Our Blogfather Hugh Hewitt.)

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2 Responses to “For those still wondering whether a vote for Proposition 8 is a vote for discrimination . . .”

  1. gfe on 03 Nov 2008 at 9:51 pm #

    Sadly, I’m surprised this didn’t happen sooner.

  2. TVHall on 03 Nov 2008 at 10:57 pm #

    JMR’s piece is better than most, but still comes across a bit tepid. The bottom line is that the civil rights argument is pure falsehood. Homosexuals have the same marriage rights as heterosexuals. This is strictly about the definition of marriage. If it were some relatively inconsequential term like cleave, there would be little problem for it to have two opposite meanings. However, this is an institution that is at the very foundation of society.

    The opposition knows that this fact garners them no sympathy, and forces them to use a fraudulent “civil rights” argument. This is just one more instance of lies being held for truth.

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