Well we will have to see how things turn out in California. I do not like the courts being involved in these kinds of issues as it usually seems to make things worse and no consensus on a political or societal level seems possible if things are based solely on a court ruling.

Me as an activist? Heh. Thanks. But I’d rather blog than campaign. At least on a blog you don’t have to sit through boring meetings.

I’d tend to agree. The California Backlash and Counter-Backlash have set things back years in that state, and quite possibly nationally.

Where I disagree is whether you’d make a good activist – I would contend you’d make the *very best* kind, one that creates sufficient cognitive dissonance that you can slip your points in whilst they are still bedazzled (Pro-Gay, Gun-Owning, Pro-Self-Defense, Same-Sex marriage advocate).

Best of all, you’d bend the brains of many in the LGBT community on pro2A issues…a sort of two brain bends for the price of one effect that offers both a charming efficiency and a twisted pleasure observing the double takes in both test groups.

Mwhahahaha