Kudos to Judge Robert Hanson for getting it right.
First he struck down the statewide ban on same-sex marriage as unconstitutional; then he ordered officials in Polk County to begin processing same-sex license applications. Theoretically, while the measure only applies to Polk County, Iowans from any part of the state could apply to be married there, and have the marriage be vaild in the rest.
Less than two hours later Gary Allan Seronko and Curtis Rethmeier were in the system. It'll take three days to process their application.
Republicans and the Religious, naturally, were incensed.
Which means Iowa is now poised to become a battleground state for marriage equality, and the heartland is about to get a whole heap more hate. Which I like, personally. The more hatred spewn by the foes of equality the more people see the kind of hatred queers live with every day.
Hatred: it's a good thing.
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Thursday, August 30, 2007
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Mmmm. Exposing hatred is a good thing. Hatred itself is an asshat activity. Unless, of course, it's me hating something. Then it's Righteous Indignation.
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