Tom and I (with the help of our buddy John Clark) made our own (low budget) PSA about Prop 8. Please to enjoy:
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October 22, 2008
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I sincerely hope PROP 8 fails miserably.
BUT - if it DOES passes, is everyone prepared to spend another ba-zillion dollars on PR and possibly wait 20-30 years to "win" equality in CA?
AND - if it does NOT pass, which state will we focus on next so we can spend another ba-zillion dollars to purchase civil rights?
I know I am virtually alone here (except for Charles Merrill and his partner), but I think all of you are insane. Truly crazy....one step
away from writing-on-the-wall-with-your-feces crazy.
Because if ALL of us truly believed we WERE equal, we would not be so patient as tax-payers and U.S. citizens. We'd simply KNOW we ARE equal, and refuse to pay into a system that not only denies our familes civil marriage but doesn't even acknowledge our existence (wait for the 2010 census).
I'm 43, and I will NOT wait until I'm 73 for fair and equal treatment. It's OK for the country at large to be ignorant, bigoted,
mid-guided, and mid-informed. But that's not my fault. So until people GROW UP and show my family the same "civil" respect heterosexually-identified families are given, I owe this country and the IRS nothing.
How many times do I need to say this?
TAXATION WITHOUT REPRESENTATION AIN'T GWANNA HAPPEN!
Posted by: John Bisceglia | October 29, 2008 at 10:15 AM
Well, I can certainly appreciate your anger about this. I do not like being treated like a second class citizen either. But I don't think skipping out on paying taxes is really going to help things either. If Prop 8 passes, we will then work to repeal it next year. Things happen in the world by everyone working together. It's not easy and it's not pretty, but we can do it.
Posted by: Jon | November 03, 2008 at 05:15 PM