A lawyer in California is pushing a ballot measure to legalize killing gay people

www.vox.com...

WTF is wrong with this world?
Can you really justify killing LGBT people.
I cant wait tell they start the Death Match tournaments for everyone.
Happy hunting.

a reply to: SpunGCake

Source

As the San Francisco Chronicle and Sacramento Bee reported, the proposal would require the execution of anyone who touches a person of the same sex for sexual gratification by "bullets to the head or by any other convenient method." It declares that it's "better that offenders should die rather than that all of us should be killed by God's just wrath." Private citizens would be allowed to step in to act as executioners if the state didn't within a year, meaning that the murder of gay and lesbian people would effectively be legalized.

The measure would also make it illegal, with the threat of a $1 million fine, up to 10 years in prison, and permanent expulsion from the state, to advocate for gay rights to an audience that includes minors. And it would require posting the measure's language prominently in public school classrooms.

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~Tenth

Sounds like a form of terrorism to me...

Sounds like ISIS influence is here afterall.

Might as well nuke san fransco then



How did you guys let this guy get a law degree?

Surely you univercitys cant be that bad they pass everyone?

originally posted by: xuenchen
Sounds like ISIS influence is here afterall.

Naaaah, just Christian fundamentalists. They've been here all along.

a reply to: SpunGCake

"Sodomite suppression act". Lmao

That guy is funny but he has a different agenda.

The measure isn't expected to end up on the ballot, since it's clearly unconstitutional, but it's drawing attention to California's bizarre ballot initiative process.

I'll tell you what is scary though. Many states have a sodomy law, but it is rarely enforced.

a reply to: SpunGCake

Already posted HERE. Are we gonna beat this thing to death again?

originally posted by: Greathouse
a reply to: SpunGCake

Sodomite suppression act. Lmao

That guy is funny but he has a different agenda.

The measure isn't expected to end up on the ballot, since it's clearly unconstitutional, but it's drawing attention to California's bizarre ballot initiative process.

I'll tell you what scary though. Many states have a sodomy law, but it is rarely enforced.

Many states also have an oral sex law, talk about archaic.

Cheers - Dave

Please use existing thread linked above.

Closed.