Would passage of Prop 8 actually annul existing same-sex marriages? Wouldn't they be grandfathered in?
And...it won't end: if it doesn't pass now, they can put it back on the ballot...and over and over. I hate it.
But-- forewarned is forearmed: how about a ballot proposition or legal action against the churches that actively campaigned for prop 8-- taking away their tax-exempt status. I believe that current law states that if you're non-profit or tax exempt, you can't become politically active, right?
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Date: 2008-10-29 01:15 am (UTC)And...it won't end: if it doesn't pass now, they can put it back on the ballot...and over and over. I hate it.
But-- forewarned is forearmed: how about a ballot proposition or legal action against the churches that actively campaigned for prop 8-- taking away their tax-exempt status. I believe that current law states that if you're non-profit or tax exempt, you can't become politically active, right?