The Adorable Pro-ExxonMobil Bag Lady
Though the ExxonMobil protest outside the Dallas headquarters of the oil giant didn’t yield the results we would’ve wanted, at the very least the demonstration turned into a bout of lovely entertainment from one concerned citizen. [via]
@Justin_Activist: Churches are next? What all 10 of you are going to March over to the Cathedral and make demands?
You need prayers. I’m praying you go away. This video makes me sick to my stomach. The number of people supporting ‘partner benefits” went down 50% this year – after 10 years of progress.
I blame you angry simpletons that seem to think we can slap people into submission. Gee whiz, what drugs are you talking?
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@Mark n Dallas: Don’t be such a pussy. We won’t get our rights until we confront the enemy and make them uncomfortable. They have hurt us and we need to hurt them back. That means taking our demands to church.
If you’re one of those gay “christians” that isn’t an excuse. you need to stand up a church at tell them “enough is enough.” That’s what Julius Bond from the NAACP told us to do. Listen to people who now the truth.
We let Exxon have it and we have cut their profits. I think we’ll put them out of business unless they start to listen to our demands. The bigger they are the more harder they fall. Watch out Pope.
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Queerty, your headline is pretty fucked up. It should have been: The Adorable Pro-ExxonMobil Bag Lady Ain’t So Adorable”
You guys need to use that Thesaurus tool; you either don’t know what “adorable” means or what “sarcasm” is. Perhaps you were trying to be ironic, but then you need to understand how irony works so you don’t fail.
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SHE is the enemy. When we protest we need to shout our demands at her and her whack-job religious beliefs.
GetEQUAL has begun to target churches for our protests. We need to make our enemies uncomfortable. The louder we demand the more they will give us. We are going to begin to upset Sunday Mass celebrations. Catholics beware.
Join us. Do your part. We need to rise up and conquer with mass demonstrations and very loud demand-making.