Rhode Island Gov Vetoes Gay Burial Rights
Yep, it’s true. It doesn’t get any more heartless than this. Governor Don Carcieri believes that the right of a partner (not just a same-sex partner, either – the bill he so coldly vetoed would have applied to straight partners as well) to make the funeral arrangements of a deceased loved one is representative of (and I quote):
a disturbing trend over the past few years of the incremental erosion of the principles surrounding traditional marriage
And we’re supposed to believe that right-wingers like Carcieri don’t hate gay people?
The blogger, Kristofer Paul, can be reached at bottomleftpolitics@yahoo.com.
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God forbid you be allowed to love your gay partner, even in death. That breaks my heart.