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Iwo Jima Memorial Statue Of Gay Pride

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Yep, all valid points.. I mean, it 's just about everyone having the same rights as the person next to them. It 's well known I am not the first one out the door with sparkalers when it comes to gay pride.. I didn 't even know the the ruling happened until I logged into facebook last night and saw one of my friend 's bashing comments about it. Pride is pride, everyone has the right to equal rights, regardless of race, gender, oriontation. Though, the photo going around of Iwo Jima Memorial Statue with a gay pride flag, kind of pissed me

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