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Words have meaning. Well, until we decide to strip that meaning from them by expanding their definition to suit our ideology. “ Equality ” is a concept that is thrown about all the time.  Ensuring it has become a religion with the devout willing to do anything to force it upon everyone. Recently, homosexual “rights’ groups  continued their attacks  on TLC ’s  Duggar family  for supporting our First Amendment freedoms by encouraging the repeal of an intrusive and unconstitutional  Chapter 119   city ordinance . Just one provision from the ordinance tells you how far LGBT activists will go to muddle reality: “ Discriminate , Discrimination or Discriminatory  means any act, policy or practice that has the effect of subjecting any person to differential treatment as a result of that person’s  real or perceived  race, ethnicity, national origin, age (if 18 years of age or older), gender, gender identity , gender expression, familial status, marital status, so

It is deeply unjust to take away the human rights of the majority to enjoy their cherished, cultural and religious institution of exclusive heterosexual marriage , simply so that homosexual elites can marry instead of enjoying substantially the same legal rights as partners in a homosexual civil union. Forcing such change without a referendum is deeply undemocratic. Vilifying those who oppose this as bigots or homophobes is unfair and divisive. But the affirmative action elite are not democrats. They can only be defeated by demolishing their fake arguments about discrimination. It is hypocrisy for homosexuals to argue that denying them marriage makes them victims of inequality when they themselves demand inequality when requesting affirmative action, or exclusively homosexual services, as they do. Civil union legislation acknowledges homosexual identity by providing an exclusive cultural institution for homosexual while leaving heterosexuals with their own, making both groups e

WASHINGTON, D.C. , February 26, 2013, ( LifeSiteNews.com ) – The fact that Americans have regularly voted against such pillars of the homosexual agenda as granting homosexuals special rights in hiring or college admission quotas is proof that gays and lesbians face discrimination, according to the Obama administration 's amicus curiae brief seeking to overturn the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA). Under the section “ Gay and lesbian people have been subject to a history of discrimination,” the administration cites a number of laws, most of them repealed decades ago, as well as the results of “voter referenda.” The Justice Department document notes that attempts to add sexual preference to civil rights ordinances have “engendered significant political backlash, as evidenced by a series of successful state and local ballot initiatives, starting in the 1970s, repealing [an] anti-discrimination...law or executive order.” “In 15 of these 21 cases, a majority voted to repeal the law o