(08-31-2014 11:42 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  Again, more personal attacks. Do you have anything to contribute other than that?

Any comment on the situation in Shannon, MS?
Or on Sheriff McGee in Hattiesburg?
Or Gov Bryant inviting Perkins to the bill signing?
Or what happened at the Mississippi Ag Museum?

I've dealt with bullies like you all my life. Not a problem for me.

Wel, your absolutly right on one thing......I'm not the slightest bit concerned about your psychotic conspiracy and victim fantasies/theories.

Your mental issues are your own problem. I just enjoy watching you twitch, freak and meltdown every day.

(08-31-2014 11:53 AM)ericsrevenge76 Wrote:  

(08-31-2014 11:42 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  Again, more personal attacks. Do you have anything to contribute other than that?

Any comment on the situation in Shannon, MS?
Or on Sheriff McGee in Hattiesburg?
Or Gov Bryant inviting Perkins to the bill signing?
Or what happened at the Mississippi Ag Museum?

I've dealt with bullies like you all my life. Not a problem for me.

Your right. I'm not the slightest bit concerned about your psychotic conspiracy and victim fantasies.

Your mental issues are your problem. I just enjoy watching you twitch and freak every day.

Ok. So you're just here to insult people and ignore a debate on issues. Noted. I look forward to the day when Mississippi treats all of its citizens with fairness and equality.

(08-31-2014 11:54 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  

(08-31-2014 11:53 AM)ericsrevenge76 Wrote:  

(08-31-2014 11:42 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  Again, more personal attacks. Do you have anything to contribute other than that?

Any comment on the situation in Shannon, MS?
Or on Sheriff McGee in Hattiesburg?
Or Gov Bryant inviting Perkins to the bill signing?
Or what happened at the Mississippi Ag Museum?

I've dealt with bullies like you all my life. Not a problem for me.

Your right. I'm not the slightest bit concerned about your psychotic conspiracy and victim fantasies.

Your mental issues are your problem. I just enjoy watching you twitch and freak every day.

Ok. So you're just here to insult people and ignore a debate on issues. Noted.

The day you stop suggesting everyone on the board is a bigot and hater of gays who is conspiring against you is the day you will be in a position to legitimately cry about being insulted.

You don't bring real issues to debate, you bring your psychotic fantasies.

(08-31-2014 11:58 AM)ericsrevenge76 Wrote:  

(08-31-2014 11:54 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  

(08-31-2014 11:53 AM)ericsrevenge76 Wrote:  

(08-31-2014 11:42 AM)Tom in Lazybrook Wrote:  Again, more personal attacks. Do you have anything to contribute other than that?

Any comment on the situation in Shannon, MS?
Or on Sheriff McGee in Hattiesburg?
Or Gov Bryant inviting Perkins to the bill signing?
Or what happened at the Mississippi Ag Museum?

I've dealt with bullies like you all my life. Not a problem for me.

Your right. I'm not the slightest bit concerned about your psychotic conspiracy and victim fantasies.

Your mental issues are your problem. I just enjoy watching you twitch and freak every day.

Ok. So you're just here to insult people and ignore a debate on issues. Noted.

The day you stop suggesting everyone on the board is a bigot and hater of gays who is conspiring against you is the day you will be in a position to legitimately cry about being insulted.

You don't bring real issues to debate, you bring your psychotic fantasies.

Not everyone on this board is a bigot including some that disagree with me. There are plenty who are. Its unfortunate. But life sometimes is like that.

Your accusations of fantasies might hold merit if I wasn't bringing up relevant, recent cases of clear discrimination. Or if you could bring up balancing stories out of Mississippi.

I'm not crying about being insulted, but rather accusing you of trading in insults. There are real cases that I've brought up. You've made no effort to refute them. You are free to do that or come up with your own documented cases of tolerance and acceptance in Mississippi of out LGBT persons.

The story isn't all bad. The Mayor of Waveland recently endorsed equality. The former Governor of Mississippi did too. But that's really about it there.

The talking points Tom keeps bringing up are not state issue. Again the Age museum is ran by the state. The ceremony is not legal in the state, so therefore they wouldn't allow it be held there. But that's not what you think. So I'm done trying to explain things to you rationally. I'll begin addressing you with the same level of respect you show me and others here.

(08-31-2014 01:45 PM)gdunn Wrote:  The talking points Tom keeps bringing up are not state issue. Again the Age museum is ran by the state. The ceremony is not legal in the state, so therefore they wouldn't allow it be held there. But that's not what you think. So I'm done trying to explain things to you rationally. I'll begin addressing you with the same level of respect you show me and others here.

That's a reach by the Agricultural Museum and you know it. They weren't having a wedding in the Museum but a commitment ceremony.

It is absolutely LEGAL for two men to have a commitment ceremony in Mississippi. It is absolutely LEGAL for two women to hold a wedding in Mississippi. Currently, Mississippi doesn't recognize the marriage as valid, but it isn't illegal to conduct it. Nor is there any legal authority to prevent the rental of state property to Gay people that is available to straight people. Regardless of what they wish to call the ceremony they are having.

The laws in Mississippi are bad enough without the state trying to make stuff not in them up. In doing so, they violated the First Amendment (viewpoint discrimination) and the Fourteenth Amendment (disperate treatment).

The AG had to get involved in the case in Mississippi. But no one was fired. And the couple faced delays and expenses in doing so. Of course Mississippi can't bar people from renting out open to rental by the public state owned facilities in Mississippi under any rational reading of Mississippi and/or Federal Law, solely because they are Gay. Its risible on its face. It was just a case of yet another Mississippi official overstepping their boundaries to deliberately attempt to punish Mississippi citizens, because they are Gay.

Your attitude is exactly the point that I'm trying to convey. That Mississippi has far too many people, such as yourself, who believe that Gays should be barred from using the assets of the state on an equal basis as straight persons. Try saying that Gays should be barred from renting open to the public state owned facilities in Missouri and see what people think of you.

I'm sorry, but the Ag Commissioner in Mississippi shows that she holds tremendous malice towards Gay persons. http://www.wapt.com/news/central-mississ...06#!bNojrm

Apparently the Ag Commissioner and the Lt Governor feel that the First and Fourteenth Amendments do not apply to Gay people. Extremely troubling.

Lazytom, your reality is uncommon. Quit whining already.

Well Tom here's a suggestion, stay out of Mississippi... It's obvious your disdain for the state.. Tell your friends to leave too.. I guran-damn-tee it that if their business failed in MS, or they were fired in MS, the same would happen in any state.. It's not because you're gay, its because of business practices. But don't let common sense and logic get in the way of you're f'ed up agenda..

I mean it's easy for you to say that I mean you're obviously an oppressed gay man.. Or a poser who likes to stir up trouble when there's no trouble.. Drama queen.