President Obama delivered a lively speech to the NAACP on Thursday in New York, talking this and that about race and DuBois and unemployment and health issues and getting all Bill Cosby on the black community. Oh, and he gave a shout out to discrimination against gays.
“We have to say to our children, `Yes, if you’re African-American, the odds of growing up amid crime and gangs are higher. Yes, if you live in a poor neighborhood, you will face challenges that someone in a wealthy suburb does not. But that’s not a reason to get bad grades, that’s not a reason to cut class, that’s not a reason to give up on your education and drop out of school. No one has written your destiny for you. Your destiny is in your hands and don’t you forget that.”
MORE: Discrimination is felt “by African-American women paid less for doing the same work as colleagues of a different color and gender. By Latinos made to feel unwelcome in their own country. By Muslim Americans viewed with suspicion for simply kneeling down to pray. By our gay brothers and sisters, still taunted, still attacked, still denied their rights.”
We must applaud the president for even bringing The Gays into this discussion; Obama’s predecessor wasn’t man enough for that. But oh, the irony some textbook writer will one day note, about the sitting president’s reminder that gays are “still denied their rights” … and yet he’s standing firm on his position that second-class marriage status is good enough.
How about we take this to the next level?
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wondermann
you just had to find a jab somewhere…pitiful
sal(the original)
his words are sooo pretty!!!the lack of action to go along with it is sooo ugly.Mr Obama you say you’re change,sweet speeches wont compensate for your government that treats people like me like inferior pieces of shit.the gays who stand by him,bless your enchanted existence,some of us dont live in that kind of world.respect that!!
SM
@sal(the original):
FUCK YOU SAL.
The Democrats lost the 2004 election and got 4 more years of Bush for one reason GAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Michael
He said some great things about race. Excellent speech in that regard.
But, unfortunately, few members of the now saved and sanctified by Our Lord & Savior Barack Christ NAACP have a vote in Congress.
When he speaks to a joint session of Congress about his “gay brothers and sisters,” about his gay rights agenda…or the nation as JFK did about the 1964 Civil Rights Act in a live speech broadcast by all the networks in 1963…or just takes FIVE SECONDS to use the powers Congress gave him under 10 United States Code 12305 to stop discharges of gays in the interest of national security instead of continuing to discharge gays day after day after day while defending DADT in court…..call me.
We’ll then consider reopening the Gay ATM.
Until then all we’ve still got is a drinking game for every time he simply says the G-word.
Dude: you got the job. Time to DO it.
SM
@Michael:
Please do. You all act like you are an asset to the Democrats when the reality is, gay issues are the REASON we had 4 more years of Bush and we still fight for you. Bush won Ohio and a second term on gay social issues. FACT
You all are pathetic. The most powerful man in the world just addressed the NAACP as the first African American President on their 100 year anniversary and he talked about YOU.
Queerty = brats and babies…
SM
I wonder if the people who advertise on Queerty, know they are a bunch of bigots.
Freaking pathetic blog…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cb8LBFrBNtQ
ben
hahahahaahhahahahahahaaaa
sal(the original)
@SM: wow ,well i bet thats what they said about board vs education.just because its not popular doesnt make it right.mr obama’s thing was that it wouldnt be politics as usual with him(how hillary was old politics),so 4 u to say as a fan of his that he’s only thinking about same old same old YOU are the one who’s reducing him .what is a democrat party victory to me and gays??when we have mc cain daughter criticize obama for lack of action when it comes to gay issues we need to ask what is going on in this party!
Joan
@SM: What’re you doing on Queety if you’re so obsessively antigay? Is the name “Queerty” somehow unclear?
As for 2004, let’s break it down. Assuming your bizarre account of the election is correct, the gays “lost the election” for the Democrats by… being visibly gay?, demanding equal rights?, participating openly in the Democratic party? It would seem that, in your example, the overwhelming bigotry of the people of Ohio cost the Democrats the election.
In fact, why not apply your logic elsewhere? Surely it wasn’t the bigotry of white Southerners that ruined the Democratic Party in the South. No, it was the audacity of the Freedom Riders and Lyndon Johnson’s Civil Rights Act. How dare they be so uppity, vocally supporting integration and voting rights and all that foolishness?! Didn’t they realize there was an election at stake?! But imagine, the Democrats were *still* kindhearted enough to fight for civil rights after the blacks and all their “issues” cost them the election in 1970. What progressives!
SM, you are a perfect reminder of the reason minorities–gays, blacks, Muslims, Jews, whatever–continue to face obstacles in America. For every frothing bigot that fades into history, we get a false ally fully prepared to accept us, so long as we remain quiet, respectable, assimilated, invisible, and powerless.
http://www.queerty.com/naacps-julian-bond-delivers-the-gay-black-bond-weve-been-working-toward-20090317/
The President talked about “us” because “we” are black men and women as well, and “we” are civil rights as well. All of us who face discrimination–and Obama mentioned many–are first and foremost allies.
sal(the original)
@SM: this is not just about politics,its about the man,men/women who are the leaders of this party.i know this is the civil rights issue of our time,they are sacrificing our rights to be equal HUMANS to keep them happy with “the majority”,that is such fantastic character there from the MAN obama.”change” where??
sal(the original)
@SM: i live in a country where a certain group votes for the same party over and over,you question the party they are the first and loudest voices to cuss you out and THEY UP TO THIS DAY DONT HAVE WATER RUNNING THROUGH THEIR TAPS!!LITERALLY!!this party retains power and they RELY on this unquestioning,blind loyalty!!i say not me!!!if i dont have basic shit(water…or in this case my rights)i should stay silent??shit nooooo!!!!
SM
@sal(the original):
Staying silent and acting like IDIOTS are two differnt things. I’m the one asking people to call their Senators all the time so don’t accuse me of asking people to be silent you idiot.
Queerty ….where gays become EXACTLY what they claim they despise.
SM
@Joan:
Sorry, Darling I don’t do lables like “Queerty”. Only bigots like you would have an issue like that.
You all want straight people to stand up and support your equality and kick them to the curb for your preferences. Equality does not work that way.
You want equality…You don’t have a problem with a straight person talking politics about it here.
Kinda works that way~
SM
Queerty mentioned on the Democratic Underground and other blogs Good luck with the gay arrogant blogging. Your supporters don’t seem to be impressed.
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=389×5842564
http://www.womanist-musings.com/2009/03/queerty-and-prop-8-racism.html
http://transgriot.blogspot.com/2009/03/i-love-interviews-except-at-queerty.html
TimNCGuy
@SM: the problem is that you are assuming that the people here are NOT CALLING their representatives.
People can BOTH call their representatives and still complain online. They are not mutually exclusive actions.
If ANYONE in public life stood up and said the kinds of things or proposed or supported the kinds of policies to the detrimaent of African Americans that they do for LGBTs, you would have NO PROBLEM at all with the same kind of comments you find here being made.
InExile
@SM: By our gay brothers and sisters, still taunted, still attacked, still denied their rights.”
This is the LEADERSHIP I have been waiting for. Obama needs to speak up and speak out to show leadership on the discrimination faced by the LGBT community. I hope this is a new beginning for him. If he shows leadership on our issues, he will have my full support!
mick
I think it was a great speech…but I think people have to realize that Obama is the President and not a civil rights leader. It takes both a president and a powerful civil rights leader like a MLK.
TimNCGuy
@InExile: Obama has made this same statement about LGBTs before (both during and after the campaign) even to African American audiences and still allowed his Justice Department to publish the DOMA brief.
It is far more important too see his actions begin to match his rhetoric before giving him too much praise.
galefan2004
Once again the man proves he knows how to give a good speech. Actually doing something that he mentions in a speech…not so much.
galefan2004
@SM: You are a clueless bigot. The Democrats lost the election and got 4 more years of Bush for one reason.
DEMOCRATS
They honestly thought that John Kerry was a qualified candidate so they made them their candidate. Then even the Democrats themselves voted for Bush over Kerry because they couldn’t stand Kerry. Kerry has much more to do with why they lost in 2004 than the gay community does. Keep trying to rewrite history. Maybe you can rewrite history to where it says you aren’t a fucking bigot as well.
galefan2004
@SM: Your facts are shit. Ohio passed the anti-marriage amendment that year by 75%. However, Bush won Ohio by a 1% margin. The reason he won Ohio had much more to do with the fact that no one could stand Kerry than it did with anything else.
galefan2004
@SM: For fucks sake you repressed homosexual homophobe come out of the closet go bang your neighbor’s ass and go the fuck away in the process.
InExile
@TimNCGuy: I agree words are just that words, I would like to see action yesterday! But since he was sworn in he has been quite silent on LGBT issues, I hope that is changing.
InExile
@galefan2004: Don’t forget Ken Blackwell’s switching around voting machines so liberal areas had too few machines with lines around the block as well has their other shady tactics.
galefan2004
@InExile: Ahh, how could I forget that. That election ran late into the night. When the very company that creates your voting machines tells you there is nothing to worry about because there is no way the machines will ever elect John Kerry over George Bush then you might have a problem. Hell, the effects of corruption in 2004 were so wide felt in 2006 that we had to have a team of lawyers on hand and drive all the polls just to get my candidate elected.
A C
Um, everyone who would like to point to the 2004 ballot initiatives that mobilized conservative voters in Ohio, that is true. You should note that the Kerry lost to bush by a little less than 2% of the vote in Ohio, the marriage ammendment passed with 74% of the vote. When you look at the results by district, metropolitan areas with high concentrations of racial minorities the numbers in favor were staggering, despite overwhelmingly going for Kerry. Thanks.
InExile
@galefan2004: Yes, in 2000 we had the supreme court give Bush the election, in 2004 Ohio gave it to him or most probably Ken Blackwell via Diebold machines.
sweetdog
@galefan2004:
It’s funny that you would come on a GAY website with the screenname “SM.” Did you forget the “&”, making you “S&M.” In which case, rather than have your initials represent an acronym that is REALLY gay, more than likely they stand for “Stupid” and “Mindless” in which case the “&” doesn’t really matter, does it?
Why not just call yourself “I” for Idiot, or better yet “AH” for, well, we all know what that means, except YOU of course, because you’re “SM” (stupidmindless – in case you can’t remember.
sweetdog
@sweetdog:
Sorry, my comment was directed at SM, not you.
galefan2004
@sweetdog: As I said before, I get into enough shit around here for the stuff I do say. I don’t need attacked for stuff I don’t say. All is cool! I’m just kidding. Long as you attack SM at every chance it makes you cool in my book.
You see SM is a self-hating homosexual homophobe that has gone so far to identify itself as a straight male. Yet they come here day after day week after week month after month to whine about the gay community and how much they have done for it while treating us like shit.
In the famous words of Mr. Mansnon, “[SM] CAN’T SEE THE OWN SHIT ON THEIR KNEES!”
prissysissy
@InExile (and others who think this is the FIRST time Obama has given a shout-out to LGBT folks in a major speech)::
Obama mentioned gay rights in his inauguration speech AND in his first speech as President to the joint session of Congress.
Probably you guys were not that obsessed with what he says/doesn’t say at that time.
The President’s words of support always help – having said that, would like to see ACTION – if not tomorrow, then certainly before 2010 elections. Will not give up on him yet.
galefan2004
@prissysissy: If I wanted that much lip service from Obama I’d drop my pants.
sal(the original)
@SM: ohhh i love that comeback,you put nothing infront of me all you do is call me names.HOW MATURE!!my friend go your ignorant merry way,its my life thats being affected and its the lives of alllll the other wonderful gay folks here who responded to your fluff,we LIVE it.
Landon Bryce
@prissysissy:
Why are you lying?
There was no mention of gays in Obama’s inaugural address or his first speech to Congress. Go back– check the record.
This is the first time Obama has mentioned gay rights in a major speech as president.
This is not a hard thing to check.
sal(the original)
i refuse to be content with him “including” me in his speeches .the gay military folks who get kicked out cant take that to the relevant authorities and get anything!the gay men/trans gender/lesbian women who are attacked and go to courts that dont have harsh hate crime laws that will give them reallll justice cant take that speech with them!the gay couple who are productive law abiding folks who pay taxes to their government who looks at them like second class citizens mr obama speech aint gonna give them their human rights!!etc etc etc etc etc etc etc etc etc……………………………………………………………………..
sal(the original)
.. a wise woman(miss judge judy lol)once said “dont piss on my legs and tell me it is raining” ,mr obama dont tell me you stand for my rights and your actions contradict that
galefan2004
@Landon Bryce: The last speech I remember him actually mentioning gays in was his acceptance speech on election night.
Cam
@SM: You said “Please do. You all act like you are an asset to the Democrats when the reality is, gay issues are the REASON we had 4 more years of Bush and we still fight for you. Bush won Ohio and a second term on gay social issues. FACT ”
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You are a horrible nasty bigot. How dare you try to claim that you are the benevolant straight, coming to help us even though gay issues have ruined your world.
Gee, it wouldn’t have anything to do with the fact that the Democrats picked Kerry to run at a time when the country was not looking for a nuanced politician who wouldn’t make a declarative statement. It was after 911, and you had Gore out there making bumblimg statements, Kerry talking about Botox, his wife giving ridiculous interviews to magazines in which she was calling herself sexy and sassy and all over running the worst campaign we’ve seen since McCain. Or that his VP pick, Edwards was seen by many as a disingenuous ambulance chaser who other than a big smile and a good haircut was unprepared for the job. It wasn’t the HUGE campaign that the Swift Boat Vets put out calling Kerry a Liar and questioning his story, his honorable discharge and his patriotism, that the Kerry campaign NEVER RESPONDED TO!…..
Oh, but no, it was GAY issues that lost the race for the dems.
You are worse that somebody who is opposed to us, you are like the friend who comes to stay with you, eats all the food in the house, spends all your money, leaves a mess around the place, stays jobless for six months, and then tells us that we should be grateful to have you there.
galefan2004
@sal(the original): While I love Judge Judy, that concept of a quote is far from original. I like it best when its said by Sheriff Ed Earl in Best Little Whore House in Texas, when he says, “I’ve got myself a pretty good bull shit detector, don’t piss on my boots and tell me its a rainstorm.”
sal(the original)
@galefan2004: lol cool
Bill Perdue
Obama’s words about GLBT rights were pap.
Pap – noun –
1. soft food for infants or invalids (AKA, Obama, Hillary or McCain voters).
2. an idea, talk, book, or the like, lacking substance or real value.
Democrats like to pretend to be on our side but they have a long and sordid history of delaying and sabotaging efforts to pass and enforce strong civil rights laws. That’s in keeping with their commitment to protect the rich at all costs. Racism, homohating, misogyny and immigrant bashing are all used to divide. That’s why, as good little hand puppets of the uberrich, they sabotage and delay bills that would cut into social divisions.
JFK and RFK delayed signing orders about housing discrimination for years. The Civil Rights Bills of the 1960’s were basically toothless. The only exception was the Voting Rights Act but it demonstrated once again that voting can’t end discrimination, wars or economic looting. If it did there’d be no voting.
Decades later ENDA was crafted to give the anti-discrimination provisions of Civil Rights laws a few teeth. The first set limited lawsuits (although not civil lawsuits) to very small numbers of people. ENDA would have corrected that, making them stronger and broadly inclusive. That prospect upset managers and owners, already raking in huge profits paying lower wages and looting the economy. The looter class’s Congressional hired gun, Barney Frank, who was also Hillary Clinton’s GLBT campaign manager, sabotaged ENDA, gutting it and accepting every amendment offered by the Republicans. The worst of the amendments was one that makes it impossible to use ENDA to oppose Bill Clintons DADT.
Obama won by a concerted and successful campaign to steal the bigot vote back from Karl Rove using the bigot war cry ‘gawd’s in the mix’. Clinton won that vote initially boasting about DOMA, Rove stole it from him with state DOMAs and now the Democrats have stolen it back. Obama continues to woo the christer right with bribes from increased funding for ‘faith based’ federal grants, his endorsement of Warren, the DoJ’s homohating briefs in defense of Clinton’s DOMA, his collection of White House ‘prayer’ writers and his rancid anti-SSM Council of ‘Spirit’ Advisors. Obama, along Congressional Democrats seems to find innumerable reasons to delay tactics passage of our agenda.
In other words Obama is acting like McCain or Hillary Clinton would have. And the Democrats have moved into right centrist territory as the Republicans move even further right.
galefan2004
@Cam: Don’t compare the Kerry and McCain campaigns as being almost the same. You can compare Edwards to Palin, I mean after all the two could share a brain, but the McCain election up to the point that they picked Sarah Palin and John started getting cold feet about personally attacking Obama was ran brilliantly. If it wasn’t for those two mistakes we would have president McCain in the White House right now. Its a scary thought, but at least McCain would have stood up for DADT repeal if the case was proven to him that it was better for the military. He has the same stance on DOMA and marriage as Obama, and his biggest opposition to the MSA isn’t the MSA itself but the fact that it was put on a defense spending bill and those bills are sacred to the man.
In the end, it was McCain’s desire to be an actual human being that turned off voters when he started making the senile attempts to go from lambasting the hell out of Obama to backing Obama. Surprisingly enough, that was after the Palin pick,, is it possible that subconsciously even McCain was scared to death of that crazy bitch Alaskan being within his heart beat of the presidency. The Kerry campaign was an absolute disaster, hell I know some full blown Democrats from Ohio that voted for Bush in 2004 simply because they couldn’t stand John Kerry.
galefan2004
@Bill Perdue: Bill, you should write a book. It could make the list for the New York Times. They do have a worst selling list don’t they? Oh fuck, then I’m sorry about that whole NYT thing.
edgyguy1426
@SM: Ok I have to stop laughing at this to post. Now we’re responsible for Bush’s 2nd term. Oh, that’s just lush.
sal(the original)
im no activist im just a normal person who happens to be different,in my everyday life i put my neck out to debate anyone i come across who spread lies and ignorance about the my difference,whether that is the man on the street or the man in government.why i do this because it would affect me,literally.just the other day i got a couple homophobic calls from a government institution ,what am i to do??i live it,i cant run away from it…
edgyguy1426
@SM: “You all are pathetic. The most powerful man in the world just addressed the NAACP as the first African American President on their 100 year anniversary and he talked about YOU.” Clinton as I recall talked ABOUT US in almost every State of the Union and both inaugural addresses. Look how far THAT got us?
BUT I do like the speech and the NAACP needs to be schooled that it would only be in their best interest to expand, not limit, Civil Rights and calling our rights a civil issue in the first place does not diminish in any way their struggle.
Bill Perdue
@galefan2004: If you wrote a book the title would be “How I spent the 20 pieces of silver i got from the DNC.”
sal(the original)
..you try do everything the international human right groups tell you to do,you try to do everything right with your “existence” and this is what you face,and you face it with an uncertainty that anyone will hear your pleas ….
Bill Perdue
@Bill Perdue: Or is that the RNC?
edgyguy1426
@SM: “Staying silent and acting like IDIOTS are two differnt things. I’m the one asking people to call their Senators all the time so don’t accuse me of asking people to be silent you idiot.”
Your logic doesn’t add up here. Why do you assume that people that post here are not activists outside their own PC? This makes no sense. Can you tell me which posters here have not contacted their senators? I didn’t know you had access to their phone records. I think your zealotry has effected your ability to reason. The Bush election claim and now this assumption are so far out there. I think your brothers’ interests would be better served if you didn’t post here, because if your motivations are to encourage or motivate people to do the right thing, they’re failing miserably.
edgyguy1426
@wondermann: “We must applaud the president for even bringing The Gays into this discussion; Obama’s predecessor wasn’t man enough for that. But oh, the irony some textbook writer will one day note, about the sitting president’s reminder that gays are “still denied their rights” … and yet he’s standing firm on his position that second-class marriage status is good enough.”
I don’t know how you classified this as a jab. It’s just the truth- and with no sarcasm. I think this is one of the best postings Queerty has made, actually.
sal(the original)
…they say obama is for change im sure the few(the ones who dont realize there aint no change)local folks here who go to the american embassy to seek some sort of refuge from an ignorant country will learn change can be just a word and nothing more.im sure the policy of how they treat these persecuted folks is the same.”land of the free”except for a few
Cam
@galefan2004: you said
@Cam: Don’t compare the Kerry and McCain campaigns as being almost the same. You can compare Edwards to Palin, I mean after all the two could share a brain, but the McCain election up to the point that they picked Sarah Palin and John started getting cold feet about personally attacking Obama was ran brilliantly. If it wasn’t for those two mistakes we would have president McCain in the White House right now. Its a scary thought, but at least McCain would have stood up for DADT repeal if the case was proven to him that it was better for the military. He has the same stance on DOMA and marriage as Obama, and his biggest opposition to the MSA isn’t the MSA itself but the fact that it was put on a defense spending bill and those bills are sacred to the man.
In the end, it was McCain’s desire to be an actual human being that turned off voters when he started making the senile attempts to go from lambasting the hell out of Obama to backing Obama. Surprisingly enough, that was after the Palin pick,, is it possible that subconsciously even McCain was scared to death of that crazy bitch Alaskan being within his heart beat of the presidency. The Kerry campaign was an absolute disaster, hell I know some full blown Democrats from Ohio that voted for Bush in 2004 simply because they couldn’t stand John Kerry.
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you couldn’t be more wrong. The campaign was run poorly from the start. The origional campaign team of Mark Salter, Rick Davis and John Weaver could never agree on one strategy, Additionally nobody told McCain about Youtube, so he got busted several times completely contradicting himself. Saying things like “I never said that” only to have 20 youtube’s pop up the next day. McCain was an old time politician, if you just denied something the news wouldn’t bother to cover it. Youtube exposed him on that account. Additionally his understanding of actual policy is shallow at best. He only will bother to learn about things that interest him, this is why he was head of the Commerce committee, which has oversite over all internat commerce in the U.S., for years and years yet he still had no idea how to log on onto the internet. What was he working on the entire time he was head of that committtee? A boxing reform bill…why? Because he likes boxking and Muhammed Ali was a particular hero of his and this way he got to meet him.
Additionally, he has a short attention span, PAlin was picked because he didn’t get his first choice, once that happened he tends to throw a tantrum and just reach out and grab the first suggestion somebody throws at him. If anybody tries to say something like “But she isn’t vetted” he will not want to worry about it, he’s already bored.
Then of course, don’t forget that he switched his campaign severa times, first dumping John Weaver, then Dumping MArk Salter, then pushing Rick David out, then Hiring Steve Schmit, then quietly bringing back Mark Salter, then elevativng Davis etc… So once again there was nobody in charge, no clear direction etc… The ONLY reason he got as far as he did is because Romney and Huckabee cancelled each other out.
Oh, and as for him being willing to recing DADT if somebody could prove that gays were ok to him….well His Cheif of Staff, Mark Buse is openly gay, has worked for McCain for decades, been promoted from the lowest level of staff all the way up to the highest position in his Senate office….and yet THAT hasn’t convinced McCain to support any gay rights bills. They’re good enough to run his entire legislative adgenda but not to have rights. So I think you are kidding yourself that he would ever flip on DADT.
prissysissy
@ladonbryce – The denier/lier here is you – Obama DID mention gays in his inauguration speech – you might want to read it up before commenting here.
Landon Bryce
@prissysissy:
Ummm… a quote from the inaugural address that mentions gays?
As was previously suggested, you may be confusing Obama’s acceptance speech, in which he did mention gays, and his inaugural address, when he did not. He was obviously not president when he gave his acceptance speech, so this is the first major speech he has given as president where he mentioned gay equality. This also goes further, by the way, than what he said at Ebenezer Baptist Church. Here, he called for an end to discrimination against gays. There, he said that people were sometimes less kind to gays than they should be.
This speech is a big deal. It’s the most stirring statement of support that a sitting president has ever given for gay rights, and it was great of Obama to make that statement at a moment that was historic for much more significant reasons. At a moment when he had the hearts of the American people in his hand, he said that discrimination against us was flat out wrong.
This is the first time he has, as president, been the fierce advocate he claimed to be.
Utahime
I love my President. I have not felt safer (in so many ways) in years.
schlukitz
@Cam:
I had such a gay house guest once. And guest from hell. He was a bible-thumper to boot, who even went so far as to tell me that God did not like my using four-letter words…in my own fucking house, no less.
That was when I threw him the fuck out and told him never to come back or call again.
My very first clue should have been when his family threw him out. They couldn’t stand him either.
When he asked me “Where am I supposed to go?”, I told him to take it up with his God. After all, he did prepare a very special place for horrible people like him. LOL
lcatgoddess
@SM: Way to go SM! I could not have said it better myself. Queerty is begining to read more like a conservative bigot blog everyday.
lcatgoddess
Sorry, I replied to the worong comment. Would you please delete my post? Thanks in advance!
Cam
@schlukitz:
LOL!!!!