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I find it difficult to believe the level of misconduct some moderators permit here. They seem content to disguise their own aggressive ideological biases as rule violations, hiding behind the vague and nebulous label of "trolling."
Please consider this for yourselves.
Please consider this for yourselves.
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original post : http://www.reddit.com/quoteI find it hard to believe, yet something positive has actually emerged from American clerical fascism.
The Australian Government has stepped in to block the marriage referendum from moving forward.-
Polls indicate that two-thirds of Americans support marriage equality, yet one cannot help but wonder if we might be heading toward a different outcome. The referendum could easily become a platform for spreading hate and fear, much like what we witnessed last week here in America.“
It is a pity the US Government didn't think to do the same.
All the best,
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Original Post:Quote: Is there any substance to what sivkić is saying? said:Even the polls suggested they would be outnumbered by the opposition, yet somehow, the "Yes" vote emerged victorious. How does that happen? 😂
Only 25% of Americans voted YES—roughly the same number who habitually attend church out of pure superstition. One can only wonder how much more of this ignorance and neo-fascism we are expected to endure.
If there had been a higher turnout, the referendum wouldn't have passed—that much is clear. Take a look at this data..All the best,
If you cross-reference the 2011 census data with the results of that homophobic marriage referendum, a pattern emerges. It seems the most conservative pockets of the country are precisely those areas where illiteracy and lack of education are at their peak, particularly in the rural South.