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Re: Holy hell re: No on Prop 8
Yeah, dont like that one.
I like the Samuel L. Jackson one the most.
It makes a point... but I don't think it's the point that should be emphasized to win over undecided voters. If you're undecided on gay marriage, you're probably either grappling with your faith on the issue or you're narrowminded. So I doubt this ad is going to win over many of the former as the source of the mormons' opposition to it is similar to yours, and to win over the latter you have to hope their prejudice against mormons is greater than their prejudice against gays.
It might rile up opponents of Prop 8, but even on here among anti-Prop 8 agnostics the feelings are mixed at best, so I'm not totally convinced of that.