Huckabee likens gay marriage to incesty, polygamy, drug use - Page 2

If they wanted to be happy, Dickson, they shouldn't have chosen to be gay!

Yeah, I just sort of sat at my desk and tried to keep from tearing my keyboard tray off and spiking it on the floor in rage after reading this.

What gets me is the people who are saying, "Well, they probably didn't pay their property taxes" or some other apologist nonsense. If that's the case, why doesn't the state come out and say that's the reason for it?

Also, they're super fucking old and absolutely harmless. There are way more egregious offenders out there (probably quite a few of the people who helped orchestrate this bullshit) but they decided to go after these two dudes like they were murderers. Jesus christ I can't see straight enough to type.

Even convicted murderers don't have their entire lives repossessed and sold by the government. It's beyond sickening.

I want to slap this commenter good and hard:

Don't hurt yourself bending over backwards to excuse this, pal.

California: We're just like the south but we fool ourselves 'cause we make wine.

Also, weed.

I don't normally wish ill upon anyone, but all these fucking rat bastards need to pay for this injustice.

Death by impalement would really hit the spot.

This is such a nauseating story. What's wrong with people?

You and Phil should prbably get out of dodge, Jake. They won't stand for that kind of thing in CA any more.

nah it's cool we broke up I found out he was married

Son of a BITCH.

BAD BROMANCE indeed

Well at least there's a hint of good news coming out of my state:

Ark. to allow non-married couples to foster, adopt

http://www.arkansasonline.com/news/2...-foster-adopt/

The Arkansas Department of Human Services instructed its staff Monday to accept applications from unmarried couples who’d previously been banned from serving as foster or adoptive parents.

Last week, a Pulaski County circuit judge struck down the state’s law that banned unmarried couples living together from fostering or adopting children. Judge Chris Piazza said in his ruling that the law infringed on a person’s right to privacy.

Meanwhile, Attorney General Dustin McDaniel said Monday that the state will appeal the judge’s ruling to the Arkansas Supreme Court.

“Initiated Act 1 was approved by approximately 57 percent of the voters in the 2008 election,” McDaniel said in a statement. “I believe the people of Arkansas deserve to have the state’s highest court decide whether or not to override their decision.”

Munsell said she wasn’t aware of any applications filed Monday by people who were previously barred from serving as adoptive or foster parents because of the law. She said their applications will be accepted, but stressed that the process often takes months and that the decision could change, pending any court action.

A group of families, represented by the American Civil Liberties Union, sued in 2008 to overturn the ban. They argued that there are too few families willing to adopt or foster in Arkansas, which has an average of 1,600 children on waiting lists, and that good homes were being arbitrarily cut from the list.

The law effectively banned gays and lesbians who lived together from adopting or fostering children because they are unable to legally marry in Arkansas.