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May 6 Irving commented on The Late Saturday Morning News.

You all can hate or mock the protestors all you want (I think I'll join you), but do you really and truly believe that being a rude ol' meanie (flipping off a cop) merits getting pepper-sprayed? Or that if a cop asks nicely and you refuse to move, then all bets are off?

May 14, 2012 Irving commented on "Christians" like Tony Perkins are Forcing People to Choose Between their Churches and their LGBT Family Members and Friends....

Why do you have Christians in scare quotes? Is it because No True Christians™ do bad things or believe stupid stuff?

Feb 24, 2012 Irving commented on Maryland Senate Approves Gay Marriage.

@8: Me too.

Feb 18, 2012 Irving commented on Rick Santorum's Past Is Catching Up to Him.

Well, he's got the schoolmarm vote locked up.

Jan 30, 2012 Irving commented on The Problem with "Marriage Equality".

I am married. There was nothing religious about the wedding ceremony and there is nothing religious about the marriage.

Jan 30, 2012 Irving commented on The Problem with "Marriage Equality".

I'm sure this is far too pragmatic for the lofty-minded, but which do you think is more likely:

That we chip away at existing inequalities in marriage codes, or
That we destroy the institution of marriage for everyone?

(Hint: It's the first one.)

Jan 25, 2012 Irving commented on I Don't Understand the Response to the State of the Union.

I still don't get the idea that it's only people in uniform (i.e. soldiers) who "protect freedom" (as Obama said once or twice last night).

Teachers don't protect freedom? Lawyers and judges don't? Parents don't? Activists don't? Artists don't?

It only counts as protecting freedom when you're an (armed) instrument of American foreign policy, I guess.

Jan 13, 2012 Irving commented on Susan Hutchison and Slats in the Early '80s.

You got all four of those quotes wrong.

Well done.

Oct 20, 2011 Irving commented on Herman Cain, Choicer.

@32: Religion—a choice—is different in that it's called out specifically in the Constitution. I don't think it's substantively different, but it is legally different. It gets its own explicit protection.