So, NOW what?

[daddytodd]

We've protested outside Mormon temples, Catholic cathedrals and City Halls across the land.

What's the next step?

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[allanh.livejournal.com]

Working to revoke the church's tax-exempt status, state-by-state, rather appeals to me. *That* would hit them where it hurts ... in the pocketbook.

I also wouldn't mind a California initiative banning LDS marriages. Silly and vengeful, but fun to contemplate.

And just because it bugs more conservative LDS square dancers ... I helped a couple of friends to start a gay square dance club in SLC. Since I pop into SLC frequently for technical training, it's easy for me to schedule my trips around their dance schedule, so I can either call or dance with them.

Did I mention that same-sex square dancing really bothers a number of straight square dancers using the same community center? Pity.

[daddytodd.livejournal.com]

It's a nice dream, but revoking the tax-exempt status of a medium-sizex or big church (like Mormons or Catholics) is not gonna happen, even in Obama's America.

Anyway, how does that further MY rights?