Erase The Hate

As reported earlier this week by The Boil's New York corespondent, Keith Olbermann, we here at Phalco Films obviously stand for and support same-sex marriage, different-sex marriage and marriage to a big old rhino if that is your thing. But what we don't stand for are idiots who ruin someone's life because they're angry, upset and disagree.

Earlier today my dear friend and WOW Report editor, Stephen Saban posted this. I knew a little about the situation last night from hearing things around town, but hoped that what I was hearing was untrue. Sadly it isn't. After a week of peaceful protests, colorful signs and voices being heard all through out our nation, several supporters of NO on Prop 8 have now joined together to ban and boycott the El Coyote restaurant in Los Angeles. Why you ask? Because a women took her rights as an American and supported something that in her opinion wasn't right. I decided to post a comment under one of my many alter ego's to express my opinion on how awful, hypocritical and hateful this whole situation is.

Robert Zimmerman writes:

This is wrong. I 100% disagree with YES on Prop 8, but isn't this getting out of hand? Her opinion is her own opinion and she is allowed to express that opinion because she is an American. In my opinion it is completely wrong to keep two people from being able to share in the bond of marriage, but to force someone to apologize which leads them to shaking and crying is total bullshit. I understand you're upset, and I understand that this isn't fair and I stand behind all of you 100%, but this isn't right. Be the better person and let her live her life just like you're asking to live yours. This will pass I promise you that and I look forward to when it does. But it's not going to pass this way. "The ban is on. BOYCOTT EL COYOTE and any business that supports yes on 8". -- Give me a break, you just sound like an idiot. Be the better person because the last thing our country needs is more hate. Remember what your mother taught you, "two wrongs don't make a right."

-- Steven M. Sims