The tales of Brownback mountain: My religious liberty > your liberty

[Institutional Control]

My advice for anyone who opposes this type of stuff:  GTFO of the state of Kansas.

My advice is the exact opposite. Make some noise and vote those losers out. Bring it up at family gatherings and put old people in their place. Tell your preacher he's full of crap if he disagrees. I think most Kansas are pretty good people but a lot of them just need a little tug to help them pull their heads out of their asses. Be that tug.

The people are the ones who voted all of these a-holes into office.  The best option for Northeastern Kansas is probably just to secede and form its own state.

Northeast Kansas voted this guy into office, though.

http://macheers.com/home

I think he meant Douglas Co. should just secede.

[OregonSmock]

My advice for anyone who opposes this type of stuff:  GTFO of the state of Kansas.

My advice is the exact opposite. Make some noise and vote those losers out. Bring it up at family gatherings and put old people in their place. Tell your preacher he's full of crap if he disagrees. I think most Kansas are pretty good people but a lot of them just need a little tug to help them pull their heads out of their asses. Be that tug.

The people are the ones who voted all of these a-holes into office.  The best option for Northeastern Kansas is probably just to secede and form its own state.

you are a moron.

Thanks for the kind words.  What exactly was it that set you off?  The people of Kansas are the ones who vote all of these idiots into office, including Brownback.  Liberals are better off just moving somewhere else.

[Fake Sugar Dick (WARNING, NOT THE REAL SUGAR DICK!)]

The second the gays go 51-49 Republican, the left will pass a shitload of this legislation

[steve dave]

 

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[michigancat]

I'm late, but I enjoyed this:

http://www.wweek.com/portland/article-20698-the_cake_wars.html

[GCJayhawker]

All of these laws have to be coming from model legislation that was created by ALEC or CPAC or something, right?

[CNS]

All of these laws have to be coming from model legislation that was created by ALEC or CPAC or something, right?

does Kobach work for one of those guys?  If so, probs.

[michigancat]

All of these laws have to be coming from model legislation that was created by ALEC or CPAC or something, right?

The guy that introduced it did not know who wrote it. Good grief.

Macheers did not write the bill and said he did not know its origin. It was crafted by the American Religious Freedom Program, an organization based in Washington D.C. Similar bills are being considered in Tennessee and South Dakota.

Read more here: http://www.kansas.com/2014/02/13/3287827/susan-wagle-bill-that-allows-service.html#storylink=cpy

[massofcatfan]

I don't have a problem with private companies refusing service to anyone.  If I owned a restaurant, I don't think I'd serve Fred Phelps.  However, if I worked for the county and Fred came in to get his car registration updated, I would definitely do my job and assist him.

I belatedly agree
With Batt BcKee

[Institutional Control]

So, Sammy is going to make another run at president. That is excellent news.

[bubbles4ksu]

So, Sammy is going to make another run at president. That is excellent news.

where are you seeing this?

[Institutional Control]

So, Sammy is going to make another run at president. That is excellent news.

where are you seeing this?

Ok, maybe I'm a bit premature on this breaking news.

 http://news.yahoo.com/sam-brownback-kansas-president-2016-225328589.html

[ednksu]

in related religious liberty news, Georgia's governor has seen the light (or the fear of having many companies leave or hurt his state).
http://politics.blog.ajc.com/2016/03/28/breaking-nathan-deal-will-veto-georgias-religious-liberty-bill/

[Rage Against the McKee]

in related religious liberty news, Georgia's governor has seen the light (or the fear of having many companies leave or hurt his state).
http://politics.blog.ajc.com/2016/03/28/breaking-nathan-deal-will-veto-georgias-religious-liberty-bill/

It's not that surprising. I don't think he ever supported the bill in the first place.