Let people love each other.

What is the problem with America. I cannot believe Keith will stand as a journalist to make those statements knowing that people left their homes to go vote. America is democratic, there was a vote and a side won because they are the majority. Is that not how elections work? The majority win and you move on. But here is Keith, tongue lashing those who went out to vote, accusing them of hatred and berating people's religious views. Nobody told him that all those who voted have the same religious views. I don't understant this anymore. Do we all go out and protest that Obama won by majority and demand that the other candidate be made President because that is our opinion. No one person signed this to law, the community put it to a vote and there was a majority. Please, and please it is unfair to start victimizing people because of who or what they decided to cast their vote on. Let us take it in the chin and move on. That is not the end of the world.

What an amazing statement to America! more about "MSNBC Keith Olbermann on Prop 8, Marr...", posted with vodpod

What an amazing statement to America!

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Well spoken opinion on same-sex marriage that addresses the topic from the perspective of human dignity and the heart, rather than politics. Compares the law to restrictions on marriage between blacks and whites.