Friday Nite Extra Late Nite: Rainbow Edition
Posted: June 27, 2015 Filed under: just because 9 CommentsIt’s a beautiful day….
….and I am sure that people have been dancing in the streets today…happy, like this chick who was at the John Mellencamp show on Tuesday:
Of course the churches here in Banjoville will be aflame on Sunday. You should see the hateful shit spewing from the “christians” on Bebe’s Facebook…these kids from her school. Let’s just say she has a few less friends tonight. Like this one who is on a mission trip in Haiti at the moment…
If you can’t read it, the bitch says:
I’m thankful that here in Haiti I’m only surrounded by poverty and hunger and orphaned children instead of the REAL issue that is plaguing America right now; same-sex marriage. Oh, wait…
I mean, how much hate can this girl have…at 16? No, don’t answer that. We know the answer.
Bebe is fortunate, her two best friends are positively affected by the decision today. One is her “gay friend Jerry” whose simple response to the news today was to happily say, “Bebe, now I can get married one day!”
Her other friend who is half-black Haitian and half-white, lives with her mom and her “auntie” (who is the mom’s girlfriend.) This gives reinforcement to the dynamic of this family, especially living LGBT and being black in Banjoville.
Anyway, now…Cagle Cartoons
Marriage equality by Political Cartoonist Jimmy Margulies
Same sex marriage legal in US by Political Cartoonist Dave Granlund
SCOTUS gay marriage by Political Cartoonist Bob Englehart
Gay Marriage by Political Cartoonist Osmani Simanca
SCOTUS: Let them eat cake: 06/26/2015 Cartoon by J.D. Crowe
This is an open thread…
Once again, Pat Bagley hits it out of the park.
True. That Bagley Toon hit the nail squarely on the head.
Indeed! “Traditional Biblical marriage” Snort.
Love the flag, but “Let Them Eat Cake” wins it for me.
Good for Bebe. I had to do the same. It’s mainly the “bitches” I had to delete. They are fanatical and ignorant, and they go around teaching hate and that it’s okay to discriminate. I can remember when I was a young, and living in New Orleans, and hearing all the arguments from my parents about “mixing” with blacks. It an embrassment, and I am so glad the courts put in place laws that were developed to remove these kind of “mixing” prejudices.
It’s exactly like the way the South has been throughout history. Georgia, Mississippi, Alabama, and South Carolina, and everywhere in between. Funny thing they still are the most destitute states in the country. Still unwilling to change, still teaching children hate, from the white churches to the KKK, they are burning with hate.
May they burn themselves up with it. The rest of us choose love and kindness, and treating each other as we would want ourselves treated.
Our state was one of the first to set up an exchange. Maybe that’s had something to do with better results.
Thanks for sharing Luna!