And it looked like it was going to be a nice day, too

[neadods]

Today is one of those days where I want to resign from the human race. Virginia has elected someone I seriously think they're going to regret. Maine has shamefully voted down basic human rights... and in a pretty unConstitutional manner to boot. (Find me someone arguing gay marriage who isn't citing their religion, and I'll show you... well, a void, because I sure don't know of any. First Amendment, people! You know, the part where we DON'T let religion make our laws?)

And closer to home, I hear James Moran has once again "entertained" his audience with onscreen child snuff. James Moran is permanently on my personal "I'll gouge my eyes out before I spend one minute or one dollar on his work" list.

Comments

[neadods.livejournal.com]

the legislature already says they pass the law again

GOOD!

But I'm not sure I'd be that sure that it won't get overturned again - the frenzy over it isn't going to die away.

In the meantime, what happens to the marriages that already happened?

[gonzai55.livejournal.com]

There weren't any. The anti-equality jerks petitioned the law to referendum after the law was passed, but before it went into effect. (There's usually 2-6 months between passing a law and putting it into action.)