politics of LGBT/straight exclusion

[JanS]

normal? who’s normal? surely not I – lol…

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[charlabob]

Hey, I’m grumpy because I can’t go dancing — normal is one of the nicer expletives I’ve tossed around today :-)

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[JanS]

I may just sit and drink beer, and watch the dancing…but, then, give me a beer or two, and who knows.. ;-)

I’m sorry you can’t dance right now :(, but come this fall, well, you can join us “normal” people. We’ll find a dance for you…maybe at some political rally – lol…or better yet, after the election when there’s dancing in the street again :)

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[JanS]

and, JT, the odd thoughts have no bounds…really….

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[soclwrkrinmotn]

There’s Repubs and Repubs. My “father-in-law” is a case in point. He’s a diehard Republican who finds W useless, the war fueled by greed, and thinks that love between consenting adults (of any combination) is great and should be honored. And in other things, he’s quite conservative.

*grins* There’s things he and I won’t discuss. (Not quite true, we like to torment each other…) But Jan said it beautifully.

Please share odd thoughts frequently and often.

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[Zenguy]

I am not against Republicans, I am agains zealots…of any sort. I am torn between my liberal parts (social) and my conservative parts (fiscal). I think I have a better chance of convincing dems of being good with money, than convincing repubs of being free with civil liberty and they have been way bigger spenders in the last thirty years too.

The street fair was a lot of fun (yesterday now) and the 34th disrict booth was so much fun and had some great people that visited and shared some great stories.

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[JoB]

Zenguy..

well said.. i too am against zealots…

even tho i might sometimes sound like one when i talk about feminism:)

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