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Decked in a pink uniform for Halloween, Larry Johnson, running back for the Kansas City Chief’s plans to fight his penalties for calling someone a fag. Source : AP via Google News

I JUST DON’T GET IT! WHY WHY DO PEOPLE HAVE SOOO MUCH HATE INSIDE THEM? ARE WE THAT SCARY TO THEM? ARE WE SUCH BAD PEOPLE THAT PEOPLE WILL TRAVEL HALFWAY ACROSS THE WORLD FOR THE CHANCE TO TERMINATE US? WHY?

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Hate never made for a good export. But that hasn’t stopped a prominent group of American evangelicals from trying to ship their anti-LGBT principles abroad. One glaring example of right-wing theology run amuck across the globe is fresh out of Uganda, where legislative efforts to attack Ugandan LGBT people reached fever pitch this week.

Its good to see people can actually bend their governments, read below a report from the Associated Press about the Maine gay marriage bill.

(Bangor, Maine) Maine Gov. John Baldacci is urging residents to vote against repealing the state’s same-sex marriage law while acknowledging his past opposition to gay marriage

Baldacci said Tuesday that he once preferred civil unions to gay marriage but came to believe a civil union is not equal to civil marriage. He signed the gay marriage bill into law last May.

In one week, Maine voters will cast ballots to decide whether to repeal the state’s gay marriage law, which was passed by the Legislature earlier this year.

Baldacci says same-sex marriage is an emotional issue and says good, honest people are on both sides of the debate.

The governor was joined at the news conference by members of the Vote No campaign.

I cant believe in the 21st century things like this keep on happening. it seems lately its been happening more and more around the world. why do people hate so much?

For comprehensive coverage: BBC

A man is in a life-threatening condition in hospital after what police have described as a homophobic attack in Liverpool city centre.

About 13 youths, aged between 15 and 18, are believed to have been involved in the assault on the 22-year-old in Stanley Street on Sunday evening.

Three boys from the Kirkdale area, two aged 15 and one aged 14, have been arrested on suspicion of assault.

Merseyside Police cordoned off Stanley Street during the investigation.