Dialing for Marriage
Last week I wrote about the voter referendum that could repeal marriage for same-sex couples in Maine and suggested taking a volunteer vacation to help the No on 1 campaign. Now I can do you one better: next weekend you can help protect marriage in Maine without even leaving your house!
Next Sunday, September 27 is a national Day of Action, when supporters of equality across the country will pick up their phones to make sure that marriage-for-all remains the law of the land in Maine. I don’t know all the technical details, but the campaign says “All you need is a phone and a computer with an internet connection. No long distance fees, no dialing- the web-based software does it all.”
What I do know is that, by donating a couple hours next weekend, you’ll be part of the massive effort that is going to make sure that Question One doesn’t become this year’s Prop 8. And how cool will it be to know — when the results roll in on November 3rd — that you played a part in LGBT history?
Sep 20th, 2009 at 2:27pm
While the bigots and the ignorant rave
good people are fighting for whats right.
Sep 22nd, 2009 at 4:08pm
So because you disagree with them, that makes them ignorant bigots? How do you expect to convert folks if you're hateful?
Sep 25th, 2009 at 10:31am
The point is well made, however...
"While those-who-hold-the-religious-beliefs-taught-by-their-religious-leaders -not-their-religion's-founder rave,
good people are fighting for what is right." is more accurate, but not as satisfying and too hard to read.
Sep 28th, 2009 at 3:45pm
Disagreeing with someone is not bigotry
but campaigning against the rights of others because of their sexual preferance is.People are being hurt and young kids are pushed to suicide because of all the Anti-Gay hate propaganda so I think you should save your comments about hatred for the bigots.
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