Comments on: Bravissimo http://onefinejay.com/2004/02/25/bravissimo Aesthetics, Photography, Culture and Life Thu, 18 Mar 2010 13:41:30 +0000 hourly 1 By: OF Jay http://onefinejay.com/2004/02/25/bravissimo/comment-page-1#comment-640 OF Jay Wed, 25 Feb 2004 20:50:37 +0000 http://onefinejay.com/2004/02/25/bravissimo/#comment-640 Chris, nothing tears at me more than the civil rights issues surrounding gays. <a href="http://onefinejay.com/index.php?s=gay">Here's what a search for the word "gay" on my blog brings up</a>. Read from the bottom up, if you wish. As for your last question, I am defending our right as a people to be able to remain free to discuss the very issues that tear at us. Chris, nothing tears at me more than the civil rights issues surrounding gays. Here’s what a search for the word “gay” on my blog brings up. Read from the bottom up, if you wish.

As for your last question, I am defending our right as a people to be able to remain free to discuss the very issues that tear at us.

]]> By: Chris http://onefinejay.com/2004/02/25/bravissimo/comment-page-1#comment-639 Chris Wed, 25 Feb 2004 20:46:02 +0000 http://onefinejay.com/2004/02/25/bravissimo/#comment-639 An interesting platform to stand on is that how can you go and protect us in the outside world and give liberity to those who've never had it when we cannot even do that at home? If we can't even protect the rights that individuals have HERE, are supposed to have but don't, should we really be flying and bombing and building and breaking things every where else? Don't get me wrong, the war on terrorism is important but at the same point its...lessoned somewhat by the fact that we're being so hypocritical with it. Defending our freedoms...but some of us don't HAVE those freedoms and never will if Bush gets his way. So, tell me then, what are we defending? Our right to repress? Our right to exclude? An interesting platform to stand on is that how can you go and protect us in the outside world and give liberity to those who’ve never had it when we cannot even do that at home? If we can’t even protect the rights that individuals have HERE, are supposed to have but don’t, should we really be flying and bombing and building and breaking things every where else? Don’t get me wrong, the war on terrorism is important but at the same point its…lessoned somewhat by the fact that we’re being so hypocritical with it.

Defending our freedoms…but some of us don’t HAVE those freedoms and never will if Bush gets his way. So, tell me then, what are we defending? Our right to repress? Our right to exclude?

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