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MJHolland

Proven champion of human rights ever since she tried to win national elections, congrats great devil oops I mean Hillary!

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Didymus

Omg.. :air: This is so wrong.. she is NOT a proven champion for LGBT equality at all.

This woman supports the death penalty ffs. What a laugh.

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Morphine Prince
6 minutes ago, MJHolland said:

Proven champion of human rights ever since she tried to win national elections, congrats great devil oops I mean Hillary!

Just like our president. He strategically announced his change in stance on SSM a few months before the 2012 elections when it was becoming increasingly popular to "stand up for marriage equality" 

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MJHolland
Just now, Morphine Prince said:

Just like our president. He strategically announced his change in stance on SSM a few months before the 2012 elections when it was becoming increasingly popular to "stand up for marriage equality" 

Trust me, I know. As soon as 51% of Americans were polled by Pew to be in support of marriage equality, Obama and Hillary flip-flopped on the issue like clockwork.

BUT WE SHOULD LOVE THEM BECAUSE THEY EVOLVED!!!!!!1!!11!!!1111!!!11111

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MJHolland
5 minutes ago, Didymus said:

Omg.. :air: This is so wrong.. she is NOT a proven champion for LGBT equality at all.

This woman supports the death penalty ffs. What a laugh.

What?

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Voltaire

If this stuff doesn't make sense:

Human Rights Campaign just endorsed the candidate who said marriage is "a sacred bond between a man and a woman" over the one who voted against DOMA in 1996.

Clinton dodged when asked March of 2007 whether she agreed with Gen. Peter Pace, then-chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, whether homosexuality was immoral. "I am going to leave that to others to conclude," she said.

This probably will:

Griffin (the President of Human Rights Campaign) got his start in politics volunteering for the Bill Clinton presidential campaign, which led to a position in the White House Press Office at the age of 19. Following his stint in the White House and his graduation from Georgetown University, he led a number of political campaigns advocating for or against various California ballot initiatives, as well as a number of fundraising efforts for political candidates, such as Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. [...] Griffin's recent work also includes political fundraising for candidates, his clients have included Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

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Didymus
Just now, MJHolland said:

What?

I don't understand :emma: You bolded two things and I don't know why you bolded them either.

Anyway, like you said Hillary is not a sincere champion for LGBT equality. And I said she supports the death penalty because she does.

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MJHolland
1 minute ago, Didymus said:

I don't understand :emma: You bolded two things and I don't know why you bolded them either.

Anyway, like you said Hillary is not a sincere champion for LGBT equality. And I said she supports the death penalty because she does.

I just didn't see the connection between the two, I though you had one haha sorry.

 

And for anyone that's confused as to why she got the endorsement, welcome to the world of politics and political dynasty's big money!

#MakeAmericaGreatAgain 2016!!!

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5 minutes ago, Voltaire said:

If this stuff doesn't make sense:

Human Rights Campaign just endorsed the candidate who said marriage is "a sacred bond between a man and a woman" over the one who voted against DOMA in 1996.

Clinton dodged when asked March of 2007 whether she agreed with Gen. Peter Pace, then-chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, whether homosexuality was immoral. "I am going to leave that to others to conclude," she said.

This probably will:

Griffin (the President of Human Rights Campaign) got his start in politics volunteering for the Bill Clinton presidential campaign, which led to a position in the White House Press Office at the age of 19. Following his stint in the White House and his graduation from Georgetown University, he led a number of political campaigns advocating for or against various California ballot initiatives, as well as a number of fundraising efforts for political candidates, such as Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama. [...] Griffin's recent work also includes political fundraising for candidates, his clients have included Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.

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Gosh, my respect for Mr. Sanders keeps growing.

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1 minute ago, MJHolland said:

I just didn't see the connection between the two, I though you had one haha sorry.

Well, the connection is that they're both ridiculous in the face of any human rights related endorsement :rip: Nothing screams human rights more than an opportunistic support for LGBT issues and the death penalty :smh:

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Voltaire

A voter wrote this in reply to the announcement and sent it to the HRC:

"Dear Human Rights Campaign,

I remember the day I felt different, and how afraid I was to be myself.

I remember the day I kissed a man, and how everything felt right in the world.

I remember the day I told my family, and how they finally knew the real me.

I remember the day I cried for our youth, and how the nation cried with me.

I remember the day I stood up to ignorance, and how I sought a symbol of hope.

I remember the day I saw your symbol, and how happy I was to have an ally.

I remember the day I fought for love, and how people stood in "defense" of marriage.

I remember the day we won, and how I finally dreamed of a family.

I remember the day I was proud, and how that pride included you.

I will not forget today.

I will not forget my disappointment.

I will not forget those on the wrong side of history.

I will not be alone.

Remember where your loyalties lie.

Remember where you stood today.

Remember where you could have been.

There is still time.

Sincerely,

Ryan Ziegler

Feel the Bern. Or Feel the Regret."

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