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By D'Anne Witkowski
Aisling Coghlan, interim executive director of Basic Rights Oregon, responded, "For Richardson to say that protecting Oregon families in times of crisis is equivalent to the mass murder of some of the best and brightest America has to offer is beyond extremely distasteful--it is outright abhorrent."
Isn't that just the way it is? They are terrified of anyone who is different. TERRIFIED.
Cindi
The person says that in the coming years, they (us) will be
Quoteimposing their lifestyles and views of behavior on an unwilling majority in Oregon's schools, work places, and eventually in all aspects of our society.
Apparently, he has no problem imposing his views of behavior upon
us. Just who does it hurt in any community if a tiny little number of people express themselves by dressing differently than others? And another small minority share their hearts and souls with members of the same sex?
It's like he thinks we're going to create laws that require everyone else to do the same.