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Posted on Friday, February 19, 2010 at 03:02 PM
Anti-gay leader doesn't know what gays should do
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Prominent blogger and political commentator Andrew Sullivan got to ask Maggie Gallagher, the leader of the conservative anti-gay National Organization for Marriage (NOM) the question he's always wanted to ask her his week: "What do you think that am I supposed to do with my life?"Suppose, he asked, that he found himself in agreement with her. Suppose he concluded that same-sex marriage was corrosive to society. Should he leave his husband? Should he send his adopted daughter back to the state? Should he enter ex-gay therapy, which isn’t likely to work? Should he tell his whole family that he's single now, and that his husband Scott shouldn’t be welcome at family events? Should he live his whole life alone, and loveless? Should he hide? Where is the life he's supposed to live?
Gallagher’s very simple answer was: "I don’t know."
It's appalling to consider that she and her organization are fighting a tireless battle to ensure he doesn't achieve legal equality without giving a moments thought to the effect it would have on his life. God knows she's found it hard to prove what effect his being married has had on her either.
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Posted by chriswalsh on Oct 22, 2010, 09:13 AM EDT
correction, that should be in no way a treat to society.
Posted by chriswalsh on Oct 22, 2010, 09:11 AM EDT
Jesus is a loving caring person and does not judge, I feel sorry for Maggie Gallagher, she is a poor
excuse for a human. The gay people that I have
known in my life are intelligent, kind and in way a treat to society.
Posted by Rebelforce on Feb 23, 2010, 12:27 AM EST
Are you sure Maggie Gallagher actually said "I don't know"? Usually she just says "MOO".
Posted by hollabackgurl on Feb 20, 2010, 06:42 PM EST
Jesus would puke at the self-rewarding people who claim to follow him nowadays. Your man below thinks all he has to do is quote Catholic doctrine at the people he doesn't approve of. That's the same as telling them to get lost, because that's all Catholic doctrine actually does. I'm certain Jesus would have much more compassion for Andrew Sullivan than the self-rightous people who are trying to make his life impossible.
Posted by jacersisityourself on Feb 19, 2010, 05:50 PM EST
http://www.catholic.com/library/Homoxuality.asp
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