this is what i like to call “progress.” hopefully, more countries will begin doing the same thing. why? because everyone should have the same rights, even if you don’t agree with their way of life.
countries that claim to be free, such as the u.s., should not be able to say who can and can’t marry. yet, we do not allow gay and lesbian couples to marry in this country. except massachusetts. come to think of it, i always thought something was odd in provincetown. let’s just say it’s best not to leave your woven anal protector at home when visiting “p-town.”
the message is clear in the u.s.: “go about your daily business, unless you are a fruitcake, then you have to go sit over there with the other fruitcakes.” that is not equality. that is a civil rights violation.
today, spain joins canada, belguim, and the netherlands in allowing “fruitcakes” to be part of the “daily business.”
while i will never be a “fruitcake,” i would hope that someone would stand up and fight for my rights if i ever fell into any minority.
I hate fruitcake. My mom brought a fruitcake home once and I told her, ‘listen bitch, that things not going into my mouth or coming out my ass.’
I guess I didnt really say that but she did bring a fruitcake home once.