Hey my stitchers and bitchers at WeHo - just an F to the YI, there's going to be a ginormous protest outside of El Coyote on Beverly tonight.
Expect Beverly to be utterly unpassable starting at around 4 p.m. between La Brea and Fairfax.
Plan your route accordingly.
This has been your traffic report for the day.
Expect Beverly to be utterly unpassable starting at around 4 p.m. between La Brea and Fairfax.
Plan your route accordingly.
This has been your traffic report for the day.
Labels: prop 8; stitch n' bitch
Stumble It!
The story of Michael and me.
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Man, that's got to be the worst hundred bucks that woman ever spent.
I can't help but think, though, that this is almost turning into a witch hunt. Boycotting is one thing, and something that I fully support. But why go after a single person who did what her church told her to do? Isn't it more appropriate to go after the church?
I keep thinking of this post: http://slog.thestranger.com/2008/11/yes_on_8_from_the_inside
For Faith's readers who don't know me, I am not posting this as a criticism but as an honest question: Is this the right thing to do?
Also, thanks - I'll be sure to take 3rd.
You're right on the account that it was the worst $100 she ever spent. Regarding the boycott, if the owner of a restaurant you frequented -- say Bob's Donuts -- donated money to prevent Californians from homeschooling, I would say you would probably no longer spend your money there. Am I correct?
Also, MAJOR protests have been carried out at Mormon Temples throughout the country including two at the L.A. Temple.
I am absolutely not questioning the boycott. I won't be patronizing them myself (though I haven't been there in a few years so it's hardly a boycott) and will boycott any other business that spends my money in ways I disagree with. It's only the rally that I am wondering about - and not necessarily disapproving of, just not sure.
In my view - the rally is to let people know about the boycott. It is one of the best ways to get the word out.
At the risk of sounding really dumb, I hadn't thought of that.
She had an opportunity to set things right like that theater director. She didn't. She was even given two chances, and both times she rejected it.
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