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Anong sources ba ng Comelec dito? *Presses the buzzer quickly, Kikipedia po ba?* Comelec cannot decide what’s immoral and is whats not.

- Ano kayang say dito no Bb. Jamby Madrigal, tsk…

Kaya nga meron “law” diba? Para pantay-pantay ang karapatan ng lahat ng tao, regardless in their belief.

Ang pagnanakaw at ang pagpatay at pakikiapid sa asawa ng may asawa (sumasakabilang bahay?) yan immoral yan - so why not ban Erap at hindi na lang tantanan Ang Ladlad hehehe… Straight people can be immoral too pero tila bakit lahat ang kamay nakaturo lang sa grupong LGBT? Walang personalan - Just thoughts!

“The LGBT, denied insurance premiums and asked by bosses to stay in closets, are told they are a danger to society. Take out your children from Ateneo; Danton Remoto might turn them gay. Pull out your subscription from the Inquirer; Manolo Quezon might kill their spirituality. Shut off your television, stay away from the beauty parlors, watch out for those high heels. Not only will the state permit discrimination, it will applaud it in the name of God and country. So they quote scripture and verse with fundamentalist vigor from a religion that has itself evolved since the day 2,000 years ago when a 30-year-old storyteller was hung on a cross between thieves. Theirs is a selective morality—blame God for your bigotry when possible; ignore the rest. Their democracy is one of convenience, free only when it agrees with their narrow-minded vision. It is fine to quote Romans about homosexuality, “men with men working that which is unseemly” but I did not hear government agencies thundering the seventh commandment when Joseph Estrada ran for office after gleefully admitting his string of istresses. (Source: Patricia Evangelista)”

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It’s hard to believe that cruel laws such as stoning are still happening in the 21st century and in fact it’s the law of a country. [Stoning a woman to death is an insult and is very inhumane!] Not unless if you are into BDSM Submission, Sadism eklachuchu - Ugh! *Pwe!!!*

Stoning happens in certain Islamic societies. The practice of stoning, particularly on girls or women accused of adultery…

I was on the train and was having my newspaper break. [Always happens in the train.] Pa-intellectual kunwari hahaha… Kunwari may pakialam ko sa nangyayare sa mundo… Kunwari…

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I gots home one Saturday afternoon from work and at my was surprised a few friends are bbq-ing and havng drinks in “our house” - yeah, I wasn’t even invited arg!

It was fun there were alot of chikka-chikka and kwento’s [kasama ang kwentong barbero] and yadda-yadda and blah-blah-blah’s and kiaw-kiaw-kiaw hehehehe and suddenly the conversation turned into some heated debate.

No, I am not a Racist, in fact I have dated a few - here and there African-Americans - call me anything but I an no Racist! I know how it feels to be discriminated by your own race, age and sexual preference. Trust me, on the sunscreen.

Few years ago, if you remember SARS? Well, at that time I was in Madison WI, at airport on my way back here. (Happens that I am sick at that time, aside from my really bad allergies - I really have a bad hay fever at that time.) I did really suffered from SARS as in (Severe Asian Racism Syndrome!) At the airport, since I was coughing and sneezing almost all the time… And peope were staring at me and covering their mouth as if I have SARS! Uhg!

You know my Chinese Lady story right? I did not get mad at that because someone [A white trash, if you allow me to say that] labeled me as “Chinese Lady” yeah, I did not get mad because he called me Chinese which is am not. I gots mad because of the label he had on me. [Get my foint?], and the way he said that word “Chinese Lady!”

Do not Sharon Stone me to death! [If you happen to be a conservative, please do not click! LOLS!]
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From my archive…

Those Japanese Americans were moved to internment camps. They were force to sell their stuffs. - If there is moving sale or yard sale well with them I guess it’s evacuation sale right. -UHG-
Japanese Americans back then were detained for up to 4 years, without due process of law or any factual basis. They were forced to live in bleak, remote camps behind barbed wire and under the surveillance of armed guards. Japanese American internment raised questions about the rights of American citizens as embodied in the first ten amendments to the Constitution.
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Continuation…

I don’t spend much more time outside as much as I do few years back… (I mean, I was all over the place, literally. But now, I would go out maybe once a month heheehe - sometimes uhg not even! Since I started working during weekends and went back to school.) - This might just be a few of my excuses why I don’t go out that much anymore… So, yeah I feel fat and I don’t feel as confident as these lesbians are… Being fat and spotted in the city is an issue to me!!! (I don’t want other people to see my fat@%$^.)

But then again my friends had convinced me to come out last Sunday at Equality Forum’s SundayOUT…

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Well these past few days I have been doing alot of blogging and at the same time doing my laundry/folding clothes and at the same time moping the floor and at the same time cleaning the bathroom and at the same time dusting and at the same time doing my homeworks and watching t.v. lol, (whew)…

There are a few movies that I would watch over and over and over and over…, again and not get tired from it. Like D.E.B.S, Joy Luck Club, Imagine me and You, Come See The Paradise, Saving Face (Awww el favorito!) and more…

I love watching T.V as a matter of fact I get lots of information from it. I am a T.V whore, you would not believe it, turning up my T.V is the first and last thing that I do. In the morning when I wake up I usually turn it on and when it’s time to bed T.V is still on, i dunno it’s just weird but I am having a hard time sleeping if the T.V isn’t on, lOl.
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I am off tomorrow :::wheee::: - it’s good Friday! Even I am no Catholic I always take off during good Friday. Well, I go out with friends to do bisita iglesia it’s been a tradition already to me doing this stuff every year.

So yeah, I requested this off 3 weeks ago! And my boss was asking me, why do I always take off from work every holy week specially good Friday?… For one it’s good Friday no! (mangilin naman tayo…) it’s like what he’s trying to imply is that you are Jewish so work your @^^ off uhg…

One of my pure breed Filipino Catholic co-worker ask earlier if she could take an off tomorrow. My boss almost took back my day off for tomorrow… Well, did she tell him in advance? NO! So, I will be the one taking off tomorrow! If he took my day off back I swear will really file a lawsuit against him! That is discrimination!

Not kidding…

Anoba, gusto kong mag relax naman no. Gusto kong lumabas ng bahay at mag pariwara, ang problema wala naman akong kasama dahil lahat ng kebigan ko eh katoliko, at bawal ito-bawal iyon ah basta bawal daw magsaya!

Kaya eto ako magisang nag papariwa dito sa bahay…

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Linda Carlson said she tried to use the Internet site in February to meet a woman but could not based on her sexual orientation. When Carlson wrote to eHarmony to complain, the company refused to change its policy, according to the lawsuit filed on her behalf in Los Angeles County Superior Court.

The lawsuit claims that by only offering to find a compatible match for men seeking women or women seeking men, the company was violating state law barring discrimination on the basis of sexual orientation.

“Such outright discrimination is hurtful and disappointing for a business open to the public in this day and age,” Carlson said in a statement.

The lawsuit names Pasadena-based eHarmony.com, company founder Neil Clark Warren and his wife Marylyn, the company’s former vice president, as defendants. It seeks class-action status, a jury trial and unspecified damages.

The company, which conducts extensive personality profiling before introducing couples with matching values and interests, denied the allegation.

“The research that eHarmony has developed, through years of research, to match couples has been based on traits and personality patterns of successful heterosexual marriages,” a company statement said. “Nothing precludes us from providing same-sex matching in the future, it’s just not a service we offer now based upon the research we have conducted.”

Warren is a clinical psychologist who has written several books about dating and relationships.

Courtesy of USA TODAY

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