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In article <Dp2Btp.Do6.0.net@indra.com>,
   rainman@indra.com (David G Cole) wrote:
Apuleius (eeaaee@mixcom.com) wrote:
 Mike Mills <mills@spot.Colorado.EDU> wrote to  and 

 == ACTION POINTS FOR A COLORADO BOYCOTT IF AMENDMENT 2 IS 
UPHELD

 == Efforts are being planned by activists here and in other 
states
 == and cities via loosely affiliated Boycott Colorado chapters 
to
 == re-implement the national boycott that cost Colorado tens 
of
 == millions of dollars when Amendment 2 initially passed in 
1992.

 I, for one, never stopped boycotting Cholerado.

 I really don't care what the court says about amendment 2.

 When the VOTERS of Colorado take back what they did, then, and 
only
 then, will I consider stopping my on-going boycott of 
Colorado.

 Until the *** VOTERS *** of Colorado undo what they did, 
 NONE OF MY MONEY WILL GO INTO THEIR STATE IF I CAN HELP IT !!!
  

Now, if we could just convince the developers that enough people 
felt this way that they'd stop trashing our state with new 
subdivisions.

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>:    The Romans referred to Jesus using "ECCE HOMO", not "ECCE 
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>:                Jesus Christ: first victim of homophobia
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>: Jesus was crucified at the insistence of the world's worst 
homophobes.
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>How ironic. 48% of us Colorado voters opposed amendment 2, but 
you want to
>condemn everyone within the borders. Blanket discrimination - 
does that
>sound just a bit familiar? And does your boycott extend to 
members of the
>gay/lesbian communities? I have a novel suggestion: start 
treating people
>like human beings:  you'll be amazed how effective it is!
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>	Cheers,
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>	Dave (rainman@indra.com)