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Walter Rappaport · Works at Saks Fifth Avenue Dadeland
she should have been president...
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Thilo Neubert
Dear Walter, I totally agree with you. However, I am not American and so I could not have
voted for her anyway. In my opinion, Mrs. H. Rodham Clinton is one of the most intelligent
politicians in the world. She is intelligent, smart, truthful, honest and she is willing to make
efforts to support human rights. Thanks to her amazingly well-chosen words, she might
have made some people if the UN wake up. I am grateful for her existence, May Mrs.
Clinton's life be blessed with good health, love and peace. @Walter and veryone on this fb
page: HAVE A GREAT DAY!!! P.S. Support LGBTQ Rights in other places, too:
http://allout.org/en/cameroon Thank you.
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Nick Mcgrane · University of Florida
Its OK, she can be president in 5 years. Back to Back darkhorse presidents.
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Carlos Alberto Gonzalez · Works at Flying Food Group
I Hope We'll get the chance in 2016....
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Devon Gagnon · Exxon Mobil
Religion doesn't have any place in governance or law, including what legal rights people have concerning
their sexuality. People always fall back on religion when attempting to oppress homosexuals and
bisexuals because they know as well as we do that they haven't a single piece of logical evidence to back
their issues. They use the bible to mask their prejudice and think that their religion somehow justifies
their illogical hatred; that because they believe something completely that it somehow gives them the
right to interfere in other people's lives. Religion is a personal choice, if an individual wishes to follow
their beliefs, go ahead, but regardless of the doctrine's they abide by, they have no right to force feed
their beliefs on to other people. I'm glad that despite their continued efforts, they are failing to stop the
movement.
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112 · Like · Tuesday at 4:07pm
Leanne Gagnon ·
Well said Bro!
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Michael Rochester · Works at SUPERHERO CITY
I totally agree with you. Actually, I couldn't agree with you more! its great to see so many
people waking up to the fact that this biased is primarily against the principles of "freedom
of religion". Christianity (not bashing here) tends to be a very violent and dominionistic
religion... I am also against dominionism. I love to learn about other people's religions and
faiths, but leave it to me to decide what I believe and who I follow (if any). Separation of
church and state is what will truly bring this country back to civility in so many ways.. I could
go on and on with this topic, but I'll stop here. Thanks again for the well said statement.
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William Keith Kreicker ·
Top Commenter · Northwood University
AMEN. And what you say is 100% true! Bottom line... Separation of church and state!
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Allison Hoffland · Gloucester, Gloucestershire
No offence but a large portion of the world acknowledges gay and lesbian marriages and civil union in
law, yet you in the United States do not. My partner is American and I am British. She can come live here,
marry me and have rights of a spouse but I cannot have the same rights in your country. Do us a favour
and get religion out of legislation and then people like us can finally be happy without having to beg for
OUR HUMAN RIGHTS.
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75 · Like · Tuesday at 3:53pm
Rick Ferguson
she understands the U.S. record is not perfect. But its a start, and look, its got us talking.
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24 · Like · Tuesday at 3:58pm
Ernie Lijoi ·
Top Commenter · Dedham High School
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