> Also, somewhat tired ground by now, but the California proposition would separated families and deprived them of the legal rights that families have. Your "ly

> Also, somewhat tired ground by now, but the California proposition would separated families and deprived them of the legal rights that families have. Your "lynch" analogy is a strawman, the KKK doesn't really do that these days, but it still does vile things. The KKK of today is quite equivalent in effect and practice to California's prop 8. Well I'm not familiar at that level of US culture, and that illustrates the main point of critique that I tried to convey. The Prop 8 and KKK equivalence is a little unclear to me from a different background. But that is impressive, using the paradox of tolerance to advocate protectionism.