Okay. Don’t trust them. Walk away. They have shown no leadership for the Armenian Community or the Tibetian community either. They are a non-governmental, voluntary organization working to ban employment discrimination against gays and lesbians. You have other issues you think are more important (Iraq, the environment, Trans rights, abortion rights, etc) go work with groups that share your agenda.

I have nothing to do with HRC, but I’m not out stalking them.

It happened. He can’t deny it. You can’t deny it. We can’t forget it. It is our Alamo. It creates a problem: we can never believe HRC again. It isn’t just 1 lie, it is a decade and a half of lies.

The demonstration in Houston was 11 people. It was greeted with mounted police and a phalanx of cops and rentacops. Clear, blatant intimidation.

HRC has never been the friend of the transgender community, and hell will freeze over now before they will be trusted by the T community, to do anything other than screw us and screw up in general. Worse, now, after this abuse at the Houston dinner, as well as a similar abuse at an event in Atlanta, more and more creative ways to protest and disrupt HRC dinners will be attempted, across the country. HRC asked for war, with the response to the Houston dinner, as well as their responses to past protests, and war they shall receive. All we asked for is the chance to educate and show how we have been wronged in the past, and all we got was jerked around.

Wolverines!

Given the frightning state of America today, I would rather see people err on the side of excess than lazyness. If any of the founding fathers was to see the state of things in America, nobody would be sitting on thier tired fannys waiting for … how bad do things have to get?
Thanks Queerty!

Contrary to the propaganda and cooked numbers of ENDA INSANE, there are many of us who both hate HRC generally for what it’s become AND disagree with the histrionic hissy fits of the lunatic fringe like the scribbler of the sourced article. If the latter and her fellow Tranny thugs had their way, Pennsylvania Avenue, Castro Street, and Greenwich Village would be lined with crosses bearing those who have been crucified upside down for having dared disagree with their political suicide position. Barney Frank’s would also, no doubt, be set on fire.

From HRC:

“The fact is that the standard procedure is when we are notified of a protest, then it is our obligation to notify the hotel/venue. The hotel/venue then takes the necessary precautions to make sure their guests are safe and that any protests happening outside of their property is also done so in a safe manner. One of those precautionary steps that the hotel/venue takes is to notify the local police department. This was done in DC, NYC, and Philadelphia previously without any problems, complaints, or conspiracy theories.

So, with all that being said we are looking forward to a great Houston dinner which will be attended by the Mayor of Houston. And was the case at previous dinners, those who want to wear their stickers and stand in protest will be more than welcome to do so.”

Certainly, the contributions of PFLAG, Lambda Legal, NCLR, GLAAD (maybe more historically than currently), the Task Force, Pride at Work, the National Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce, Out & Equal, The Equality Forum, ACLU, the Trevor Project, and many many others can’t be dismissed as “less than” the contributions of HRC, just different and less visible.

hahahahahahahahahaha!!!

Well, it funnier than the rubbish here.

I mean, come on. Joe Solomonese may be a twat, but Queerty is clearly out of line for ranking on him about something that hasn’t even happened.