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[artcinco]

Attorney: Kentucky clerk Kim Davis met with pope

[Mr. Roboto]

Awesome

 

 

 

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (Reuters) - A county commission in Tennessee on Tuesday night will consider a resolution asking God to spare citizens from the wrath of God that may rain down on them as a result of the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling legalizing gay marriage.

 

The "Resolution Condemning Judicial Tyranny And Petitioning God's Mercy" asks the state to join rural Blount County in fighting against the ruling and to "protect Natural Marriage from lawless court opinions and the financial schemes of the enemies of righteousness."

 

The resolution further requests that God "pass us by in His Coming Wrath and not destroy our County as He did Sodom and Gomorrah," according to text of the resolution, published in The Tennesseean newspaper.

 

The Blount County Commission meets in Maryville, just south of Knoxville, where the resolution will be introduced by Commissioner Karen Miller.

 

Miller did not respond to messages left at her home on Tuesday. Blount County Mayor Ed Mitchell declined comment and referred any calls to the County Commission office, which declined any comment and referred all calls back to Miller.

 

The debate promises to be lively - the Nashville-based Tennessee Equality Project, a gay rights group, expects about 250 speakers and protesters, wearing red, according to Gwen Schablik, board president for the Project's foundation.

 

Schablik said 11 out of 21 commissioners are needed to pass the resolution and she knows of six commissioners in favor.

 

A similar resolution without the appeal to God's mercy was passed recently in Greene County. Schablik believes the resolutions are tied to a bill in Tennessee's legislature introduced two weeks ago that calls on the state to nullify the Supreme Court ruling.

 

"Many people in the county, even people you wouldn't expect, are saying the Supreme Court made the decision and that's the law of the land," Schablik said.

 

In the neighboring state of Kentucky, county clerk Kim Davis has gained national attention for refusing to issue marriage licenses to gay couples due to her religious beliefs.

 

(Reporting by Tim Ghianni in Nashville, Tenn. ,and Mary Wisniewski in Chicago; Editing by Bill Trott)

[Mr. Roboto]

Porn Company Offers Kim Davis $500k To Do Interracial Lesbian Porn Scene

[Zimbochick]

Porn Company Offers Kim Davis $500k To Do Interracial Lesbian Porn Scene

 

[AxlsMainMan]

I think I threw up in my mouth a little..

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Porn Company Offers Kim Davis $500k To Do Interracial Lesbian Porn Scene

I think I'm going to vocally oppose gay marriage so I get offered something like this.  I'll suck a dick for 500k.  

[artcinco]

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I know nothing of gay culture, but that article made sense to me.

[Zimbochick]

DEAR FAG HAGS: I WANT A DIVORCE

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Hilarious that Breitbart thinks he has a clue what women or "the gays" think and feel.

[Mr. Roboto]

[Mr. Roboto]

Tennessee state Rep. Mark Pody claims God spoke directly to him and warned him "wicked" same-sex marriage proponents would pay a hefty price, which served as the impetus for the conservative lawmaker's decision to draft legislation in defiance of the historical Supreme Court decision.

 

[Mr. Roboto]

Kentucky bows to clerk Kim Davis and changes marriage license rules

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[artcinco]

20,000 lesbians in the desert: welcome to the Dinah, a world without men

[Mr. Roboto]

20,000 lesbians in the desert: welcome to the Dinah, a world without men

 

Interesting article. I new Palm Springs was pretty gay, but never realized that half the population there is homo!! I'd like to check it out hopefully this fall. It's expensive though.