YES! People all over the country are getting active to fight these laws.
31%
YES! And let’s hope the people keep the movement going strong.
69%

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SHFabian 13 years 2 weeks ago

It's the issue of the moment, but won't change anything. We've developed (in recent decades) a very ugly culture that encourages intolerance, fear and violence. The only thing that surprises me is that it's men who are the most fearful, with so many of them feelng powerless and threatened unless they have a gun.

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forestlady11 13 years 2 weeks ago

Astrological sign of the times, the false foundation crumbles as the Light rises and the truth...comes to light! The energy of darkness is fear, control, greed, intolerance, self centeredness, lack of human emtions for others. And the light is truth, love, harmony, co-operation, happiness and joy...time to buckle up, the ride is going to get bumpy, as the darkness is reveiled through wistleblowers and truth seekers. Bless the ones demanding the truth, and protect the ones telling it.

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