Just when one thinks the Entire nation has lost it's mind, it seems the majority in Houston have kept theirs
( sadly 39% of their voters actually thought the bill was a good idea ) But a win is a win. =d>


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TMCTLT wrote:

What I find interesting is the disconnect between what the people want and what the government dictates.

Yes, the LGBT community deserves equality, but not at the expense of the majority of the population. What seems to be missing is common sense and comprise. All or nothing is not very effective.

Speyside wrote:

What about the handicapped transgenders..?? nobody ever thinks about the handicapped transgenders... 😞

DrafterX wrote:

Maybe they weren't voting "against a standard equal rights ordinance"....maybe many (most?) were voting to validate sufficiency of federal equal rights laws

dstieger wrote:

I heard there was a clause banning assault weapons hidden in the bill... 😟

DrafterX wrote:

What about the handicapped transgenders..?? nobody ever thinks about the handicapped transgenders... 😞

DrafterX wrote: