Your Neighbors Hate You

Campaign donations are public information. Thanks to the LA Times for offering a database to search who donated to Prop 8.

Is it bad to be intolerant of intolerance? Do we have to bend over and take it when people mobilize to deny you rights? If no one says anything, or the majority thinks it’s okay to take away the rights of a minority, doesn’t that tell us that said minority’s protection is necessary?

Here’s a listing of the people in my neighborhood who voted to support hate and bigotry. If you know them, please let them know they are bad people. Listing 92101 and 92103 (HomoCrest! Hello!) and 92104 zip codes below:

The Spirit Of Change

Geez, I dunnno. Trying to uplifting here – turn the anger and rage against the christian reich and the mor(m)ons into positive change. Okay, so how can I profess positive change with words like that? heh heh

I’m not one to be tolerant of intolerance. I’m still angry and luckily, my cub is keeping me grounded – calling me on my own negativity on this subject. Damn I’m lucky!

So we went to the vigil in Balboa Park on Friday 7 Nov and we marched from Hillcrest to NorthPark on Saturday 8 Nov. Maybe in numbers and peaceful protest we will see some change? Curious to consider: