should be Jews. There's no justification for trying to impose the rules of Leviticus on non-Jews, in fact some of those rules were designed to set the Jews apart from other people! (For example, the lamb seethed in its mother's milk was apparently a common feast dish of some nearby peoples.) And JC said (somewhere) that if you don't follow every bit of the Law yourself, you have no right to condemn your neighbor for violating any of it. That means that people who support Prop 8 and claim religious grounds for doing so are either ignorant fucks or malicious hypocrites, and ridicule is the right treatment for them either way. I went through an intersection yesterday with a bunch of Yes-on-8 demonstrators. No honking, and they weren't yelling as far as I could tell. I gave them a thumbs-down sign all the way through. I respect their right to be bigots and fools, but I don't want them trying to shove their beliefs on the rest of us. Side note: I was reading a wire story about a state attorney general race -- UT or AZ -- where they spent a lot of time arguing about polygamy. Apparently the big worry for the LDS church is that same-sex marriage will somehow lead to legal polygamy. Well, of course. I haven't seen Orthodox Jews among the Yes on 8 crowd; if you have, that would be news to me, and contrary to my point, which is that the people who