Gays Get Their Way in Washington State: Microsoft Lays Off 800 People

Moments after it appeared that the homosexual agenda had won in Washington State, Microsoft let the world know it was laying off 800 people.

Microsoft's excuse for doing so was for cost cutting reasons. One of those reasons would be that Microsoft is now forced to pay millions to gay employees and whoever they designate under the new law that will be put into force.

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[thekeynesians]

Gay marriage is affecting Kansas, as well. So many tornadoes occur in that region, with over 250 being reported last May.

Why is this? It's because Kansas is the gayest state in America. All those farmers "going to the cornfield."

That's why god punishes Kansas, so much. That's also why he sent Judy Garland to Oz. A) to rehabilitate her and B) to prevent her from influencing young boys to wear red shoes and sing about rainbows.

We HAVE to nip this in the bud, you guys.

[omiolo]

No on Prop 8 meant google would save money. They could restrict benefits to ONLY those who were married under the redefined term.

[RCSVirginia]

To take a look at just a few gay American parents with their children, who are part of the gay agenda that includes treating all families and their children with dignity and respect, watch the YouTube videos:

"Tinseltown's Proud Gay Parents" by Alist

"Gay Family Values 2009 Montage" by depfox

"Our adoption story" by TheLancasterDads

"Same-sex Parents in Texas" by kutaustintx

-and-

"Ricky Martin´s twins (gemelos de RickyMartin)" by princesacarolina

[RCSVirginia]

@thekeynesians

Congratulations! This is the smartest comment that I have read about this stupid video.

[omiolo]

The little-known provision was slipped into a 75-million-dollar incentive package that Republican leaders who hold the majority in the state House of Representatives hope will bring more entertainment industry jobs to Florida.

"I want Florida to be known for making those kinds of movies: Disney movies for kids and all that stuff. Like it used to be, you know?" Republican state Representative Stephen Precourt told The Palm Beach Post.

[omiolo]

The proposal, which has fuelled a heated controversy for its discriminatory nature, would increase current tax credits from two to five percent of productions costs for shows considered "family friendly."

Those productions are defined as films or TV shows with a "cross-generational appeal" that includes a "responsible resolution of issues." Smoking, profanity, nudity and sex are also out, along with what the state's sex crime laws define as "obscene."

[omiolo]

MIAMI — Florida lawmakers are considering a "family friendly" bill that would deny tax credits to films and television shows with gay characters in favour of those promoting traditional values.

[rt16]

Dude, come on. Don't take that road.

Yeah, I disagree with orniolo's views and convoluted logic. But insulting an entire religion, just because of what he says, is not appropriate for the discussion.

Let's not fight intolerance with more intolerance.

[omiolo]

The issue is the harassment, even persecution, of ordinary citizens who supported Proposition 8. This is a prime example of the win at all costs mentality shared by many on the Left. During and after the Prop. 8 campaign, the Left attempted to win through intimidation and silencing dissent. Unfortunately, those tactics are resurfacing now that Prop. 8s constitutionality is being challenged in federal court.

[omiolo]

Im not going to discuss the cases legal issues in this post. Instead, I would like to bring some attention to an issue that is peripheral to the case, and yet goes to the heart of the issue.

[MarkieWatch100]

OMG, you must be a complete Mormon, sorry Moron....