County wants to charge gays for being gay

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http://story.news.yahoo.com/news?tmpl=stor...ounty_gay_ban_1

QUOTE The county that was the site of the Scopes "Monkey Trial" over the teaching of evolution is asking lawmakers to amend state law so the county can charge homosexuals with crimes against nature.



The Rhea County commissioners approved the request 8-0 Tuesday.


Commissioner J.C. Fugate, who introduced the measure, also asked the county attorney to find a way to enact an ordinance banning homosexuals from living in the county.


"We need to keep them out of here," Fugate said.

 

[gbearbuck]

They do so much damage to the county... If I lived in that county I'd be pissed that my tax dollars went to pay for them to spend their time discussing such a topic...

 

[WoodyWorshiper]

I'm with Fugate. While they're at it, why don't they just ship all their Black residents back to Africa. Any Muslims or Hindu's there, just shoot those bastards. Put the Japs in mini concentration-camps, can't trust those pricks, remember Pearl Harbor?

The pathetic thing is that these "do-gooders" probably wait until everybody is asleep in their house at night, then pop open the bottle of Jack Daniels and start hitting the porn sites on the internet.

If homosexuality is the worst thing that those people have to deal with in their little community, THEY are blessed. Truly blessed.

 

[KillerNut]

I imagine that this is getting far more play than it should.

I don't believe that this will stand up in court, and I don't believe that it is more than a few hiljacks trying to make a point.

 

[The KSB]

In 2006 I was deployed to Iraq. This was during "don't ask, don't tell". A Soldier came out and declared himself gay. This would mean getting discharged. The brigade commander ordered a 15-6 investigation that resulted in a "not gay" determination. As the years pass, I've often wondered what was the criteria used to make the determination.

 

[LovelandBuckeye]

I've often wondered what was the criteria used to make the determination.

 

[Herb Kirkstreit]

In 2006 I was deployed to Iraq. This was during "don't ask, don't tell". A Soldier came out and declared himself gay. This would mean getting discharged. The brigade commander ordered a 15-6 investigation that resulted in a "not gay" determination. As the years pass, I've often wondered what was the criteria used to make the determination.

Back when I was captain, quarterback and dreamy heartthrob of The Ohio State Buckeyes football team, the gay test was this: I would walk around the shower room naked. Guy gets erect, gay. Code red that night. Simple as that.

Can't do that now though. "He too" or some such shit.

Thank you for your service, by the way.

 

[AKAK]

In 2006 I was deployed to Iraq. This was during "don't ask, don't tell". A Soldier came out and declared himself gay. This would mean getting discharged. The brigade commander ordered a 15-6 investigation that resulted in a "not gay" determination. As the years pass, I've often wondered what was the criteria used to make the determination.

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Preponderance of evidence.

Think it through.