This says it all! (Yes, another queer refusing to shut up about Warren.)

[Behind the Aegis]

"If Warren opposed interracial marriages instead of gay marriages, I'm pretty sure Obama wouldn't be having him at the inauguration." Jewish Atheist

Let that comment sink in!

[ColbertWatcher]

1. So very true. Kick and rec. n/t

[Bravehammer]

2. Of course he wouldn't.

[Solly Mack]

3. K&R

[MichaelHarris]

4. Before my little brother died of AIDS

I used to beat people up for calling him queer. I had hoped we had retired that word.

[Divine Discontent]

7. you're a good man, my condolences for what was a horrible loss. eom

[Behind the Aegis]

9. Some use it, some don't.

Personally, I don't find it to be a "bad" word unless it is used as such. "Queer" means 'odd or unusual," personally, I kinda like that. Queer is similar, IMHO, to "bitch." It can be a good thing or a bad thing; it depends on circumstance and intention.

As an older brother (three younger brothers), I don't want to imagine your loss. May your memories of him bring you smiles everyday of your life.

[Duppers]

5. Word!

K & R and off to the greatest page.

It does indeed say it all -- thanks for posting this.

[Behind the Aegis]

10. You are welcome.

I hope more people see this and digest the reality of the situation.

[Divine Discontent]

6. although I'm trying to move on from this, because I think Obama is stubborn (as all pres. are)

I recall a comment tonight from MSNBC on Rachel, the guy said if the Reverend Warren had said that Jewish marriages were akin to marriages involving children, your sister, or multiples wives - and therefore do not warrant any type of protection or discussion in our mainstream society - then Obama would never put him on as the Inaugural Invocation hand-picked prayer appointee - however, we are told he supports us while actually choosing to put a man up in that position who would say such a thing just 3 days ago - and not say "although I chose him, I find his words just the other day insinuating Gay people are similar to pedophiles, polygamists and those who would commit incest, insulting!" - but he can't say that, because if he did he'd have to remove him from the prayer - notice how he avoided the controversy.

Which is what I would do if you would all stop making good posts stating your frustration over it just like I share! ha

[tsuki]

12. And, according to 'Swinging Dick' Warren, women are

spiritually inferior, needing constant supervision to make sure they are submissive enough. But, I should just STFU about it, because why? That's the way the majority of American perceive women.

After 8 years of this BS from the Bush/Cheney Administration, it looks like we might be in for another 4 years.

I shall now be watching closely to see if Obama tries to undo the anti-women regulations that Bush put into place last minute, or if there is nothing he can do about. So sorry.

[DainBramaged]

17. There is no "moving on from this" until Rick Warren says no

or Obama withdraws the invitation.

[jonnyblitz]

8. K&R

[crispini]

11. kick

[AllentownJake]

13. DAMN IT WAIT YOUR TURN!

Oh wait this isn't 6 months ago during the primary where such language was unacceptable.

[Behind the Aegis]

15. Seems for some, we are always going to have to wait.

When will the time ever be right?

[mmonk]

14. I'm afraid you're right.

Racial prejudice is no longer socially acceptable, especially by an AA politician. Prejudices that still are are subject to risk/benefit analysis.

[Phentex]

16. Please DO NOT shut up about it!

:toast:

[HiFructosePronSyrup]

18. Well, it doesn't quite say it all.

[Mosby]

19. KnR

[TahitiNut]

20. Because 680 threads just ain't enough.

:shrug: (210 'Warren' threads in GD and 470 'Warren' threads in GD:P)

[Behind the Aegis]

22. Nope. Not enough.

[Mari333]

21. k &r

[tbyg52]

23. The number of people who do not seem to get a simple, true analogy astounds me. nt