Comments on: Daniel B. Kline: Having a majority doesn’t make you right http://www.nilesstar.com/2009/11/20/daniel-b-kline-having-a-majority-doesnt-make-you-right/ Online Edition Mon, 15 Mar 2010 17:49:25 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Username75 http://www.nilesstar.com/2009/11/20/daniel-b-kline-having-a-majority-doesnt-make-you-right/comment-page-1/#comment-636 Username75 Tue, 24 Nov 2009 20:40:37 +0000 http://www.nilesstar.com/?p=30429#comment-636 I wouldn't mind the "Moral Majority" if they were a little Mopral. ............................and.......................... I would like the "Silent Majority", if they were in fact a lot more Silent. I aqm noty Gay, but do understand one may not in fact be happy being Gay, but I think they should have the same rights as others even a failed Marrige, or a sucessfull Marrige. I wouldn’t mind the “Moral Majority” if they
were a little Mopral.

……………………….and……………………..
I would like the “Silent Majority”, if they were
in fact a lot more Silent.

I aqm noty Gay, but do understand one may
not in fact be happy being Gay, but I think
they should have the same rights as others
even a failed Marrige, or a sucessfull Marrige.

]]> By: Ddenean http://www.nilesstar.com/2009/11/20/daniel-b-kline-having-a-majority-doesnt-make-you-right/comment-page-1/#comment-610 Ddenean Mon, 23 Nov 2009 01:18:22 +0000 http://www.nilesstar.com/?p=30429#comment-610 So, in other words, the Majority doesn't know what it's doing? That explains how a guy with a 5 minute career as a "community organizer", who never finished his first term as a state senator, and never finished his first term as a US senator got elected president of the United States. Thanks for clearing that up. So, in other words, the Majority doesn’t know what it’s doing? That explains how a guy with a 5 minute career as a “community organizer”, who never finished his first term as a state senator, and never finished his first term as a US senator got elected president of the United States. Thanks for clearing that up.

]]> By: mikea0815 http://www.nilesstar.com/2009/11/20/daniel-b-kline-having-a-majority-doesnt-make-you-right/comment-page-1/#comment-606 mikea0815 Fri, 20 Nov 2009 21:01:23 +0000 http://www.nilesstar.com/?p=30429#comment-606 Apparently Mr. Kline has not seen or read many recent supreme court decisions, or met anyone from the ACLU. According to both of those sources, they are more intent upon furthering the opportunities of the minority than of the majority. Most of us appreciate the fact that our military cemeteries are adorned by markers representing the faiths of our soldiers, and most of us believe that merit, rather than other factors should be the major factor in things like hiring, college admissions, and the like. Congress in fact is just as guilty, as a majority of Americans do not want a government run health system, but it seems that the liberals there are insistent that we have such. In some respects though, the minority DOES get its way. Only forty percent of all Americans pay taxes, supporting the whims of the majority. Mr. Kline's wish for gay marraige goes against the mores of a majority od Americans, and when put to a vote, it gets defeated. Why? Because most Americans view marraige as something that is a sacred bond between a man and a woman. Period. Most states, and the federal government, grant the same status to gays as far as inheritance, insurance coverage, and other factors, and of course a gay person has the same rights as any other American before the bar. So what makes them a "special class?" Nothing. Gay organizations are intent to rub Americans' noses in the fact that gays are a group to be reckoned with. Gay days at theme parks, gay pride parades, gay this and gay that. What would happen if we had a parade that didn't celebrate a cause? Oh, wait, it happens all the time. Memorial day, Thanksgiving day, New Years day, homecomings, and the like. As Joe Biden told us earlier this year, "Be American, Get in the Game!" Apparently Mr. Kline has not seen or read many recent supreme court decisions, or met anyone from the ACLU. According to both of those sources, they are more intent upon furthering the opportunities of the minority than of the majority. Most of us appreciate the fact that our military cemeteries are adorned by markers representing the faiths of our soldiers, and most of us believe that merit, rather than other factors should be the major factor in things like hiring, college admissions, and the like. Congress in fact is just as guilty, as a majority of Americans do not want a government run health system, but it seems that the liberals there are insistent that we have such. In some respects though, the minority DOES get its way. Only forty percent of all Americans pay taxes, supporting the whims of the majority. Mr. Kline’s wish for gay marraige goes against the mores of a majority od Americans, and when put to a vote, it gets defeated. Why? Because most Americans view marraige as something that is a sacred bond between a man and a woman. Period. Most states, and the federal government, grant the same status to gays as far as inheritance, insurance coverage, and other factors, and of course a gay person has the same rights as any other American before the bar. So what makes them a “special class?” Nothing. Gay organizations are intent to rub Americans’ noses in the fact that gays are a group to be reckoned with. Gay days at theme parks, gay pride parades, gay this and gay that. What would happen if we had a parade that didn’t celebrate a cause? Oh, wait, it happens all the time. Memorial day, Thanksgiving day, New Years day, homecomings, and the like. As Joe Biden told us earlier this year, “Be American, Get in the Game!”

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