by DumbBit September 23, 2019
A step taken by right-wingers to strip gay people of not only the right to marry, but all of the rights and benefits that come with marriage. It blatently writes discrimination into the Constitution and makes same-sex marriage illegal.
Voting "No" on Prop 8 is voting in favor of same-sex marriage and the rights of gays while "Yes" on Prop 8 means that gays will have their rights taken away.
Contrary to right-winger's claims, Prop 8 has nothing to do with children or schools or religion. Their claim that same-sex marriage will be taught in schools is ludicrous; schools don't even teach about OPPOSITE-sex marriage, and even if they did, it would be to teach about different families. And it is not forcing churches to perform same-sex marriages or suing anybody or supporting the private agendas of any judge. These claims are nothing more than fear-mongering and twisting of the truth. This is not a religious issue; this is a civil rights issue.
Voting "No" on Prop 8 is voting in favor of same-sex marriage and the rights of gays while "Yes" on Prop 8 means that gays will have their rights taken away.
Contrary to right-winger's claims, Prop 8 has nothing to do with children or schools or religion. Their claim that same-sex marriage will be taught in schools is ludicrous; schools don't even teach about OPPOSITE-sex marriage, and even if they did, it would be to teach about different families. And it is not forcing churches to perform same-sex marriages or suing anybody or supporting the private agendas of any judge. These claims are nothing more than fear-mongering and twisting of the truth. This is not a religious issue; this is a civil rights issue.
Prop 8 is all about discrimination and taking people's rights away. Regardless of how one feels about gays or about marriage, it is immoral to take people's rights away.
And using children to encourage "Yes on 8" is as low and as despicable as Ann Coulter and Fred Phelps.
And that people are raising millions of dollars now, in an economic crisis, to write discrimination into the Constitution, is appalling. Money that could be put to good use is instead used to fund hatred by a bunch of meddling bigots who are nosing into something that is none of their business.
And using children to encourage "Yes on 8" is as low and as despicable as Ann Coulter and Fred Phelps.
And that people are raising millions of dollars now, in an economic crisis, to write discrimination into the Constitution, is appalling. Money that could be put to good use is instead used to fund hatred by a bunch of meddling bigots who are nosing into something that is none of their business.
by Lorelili October 31, 2008
by Joey Orgler 3 July 30, 2008
The most idiotic proposition ever.
Proposition 8 is the proposition to ban gay marriage in California. Voting yes means you would like it banned, and no the other way. The commercials supporting this proposition are highly unconvincing and religious in any way possible.
In other words, if you would like to join a group of bible thumping christfags in their quest to take away a community's rights, feel free to vote yes on Prop 8.
Proposition 8 is the proposition to ban gay marriage in California. Voting yes means you would like it banned, and no the other way. The commercials supporting this proposition are highly unconvincing and religious in any way possible.
In other words, if you would like to join a group of bible thumping christfags in their quest to take away a community's rights, feel free to vote yes on Prop 8.
Bob Mob: What do you think of Prop 8?
Joe Shmo: It's stupid and pointless.
Bob Mob: GOD HATES YOU! HE WILL SEND YOU TO HEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL.
Joe Shmo: And obviously, you aren't. Even though it says in that bible of yours 'God loves everyone'.
Bob Mob: ....
Joe Shmo: It's stupid and pointless.
Bob Mob: GOD HATES YOU! HE WILL SEND YOU TO HEEEEEEEEEELLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL.
Joe Shmo: And obviously, you aren't. Even though it says in that bible of yours 'God loves everyone'.
Bob Mob: ....
by FraulineFive October 22, 2008
by thelongestnameevermadebysomeoneonthiswebsiteistheo August 29, 2003
Coined by Merv Lane of Toronto, Canada, "High props" is the act of starting a traditional raised high-five, but ending with the knuckle to knuckle "props".
by Matthew Outhwaite April 22, 2006
A new term for Marijuana (weed) named after a ballot in California to legalize marijuana, even though the proposition did not pass.
by Mr. Prop 19 November 07, 2010