With gay marriage decided, what will be the next big left-led social change?

So jiggery-pokery isn't something that's just made up recently?

Paris Review - The Art of Fiction No. 204, David Mitchell

 

That's mostly a Mormon things. They lean way right.

 

William F. Buckley's National Review first called for marijuana laws to be abolished in 1972. The article was written by Richard Cowan, who was also a founding member of Buckley's Young Americans for Freedom, and later the Director of NORMAL.

Oh, and there was that thing called slavery, which resulted in the founding of the Republican Party.

 

You stole Old Tony's thunder YF. Slavery and the Republicans is his thing.

 

Yeah, but pointing out Conservative support to ending marijuana laws was a curveball, coming from me.

 

If they keep making relationships legal, eventually you'll find one.

 

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints does not support polygamy. There is no groundswell of support for polygamy among it's members.

Instead of throwing out outdated stereotypes, try bringing some facts to the table.

 

Weren't they? I swear I remember hearing news about that. Could be wrong.

 

One pot smoker's the best they could do?

 

That ended about the same time the Republicans bravely took on slavery, right?

 

I don't recall seeing any Cosby reruns on the TV schedule over the past few months. If that's why, it's nice that such a decision can be made quietly and not after the demands of an outraged social media.

 

Yep. TV Land pulled Cosby as well.

TV Land pulls 'Cosby' reruns; fallout continues