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: Dispatches from the Culture WarsYep, That'll Work
By Ed Brayton
I am always amused by things like this:
An Iowa woman is organizing a statewide prayer service against gay marriage on Monday, the first day of legalized same-sex unions...Gloria Villanueva, of Bonaparte (BON'-ah-pahrt), says she is opposed to last month's ruling by the Iowa Supreme Court legalizing gay marriage and wants her voice heard...
Villanueva is urging people to go to their local courthouse on Monday and pray at 7:45 a.m. She says she plans to show at the Van Buren County courthouse in Keosauqua.
I think someone should organize a counter-protest where instead of praying ,they throw salt over their shoulder. Or sacrifice a goat. Or spread chicken blood around the courthouse. All are equally effective in changing reality.
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