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"You say 'looks like somebody has too much time on their hands' but all I hear is 'I'm sad because I don't know what creativity feels like.'"

—Dan Wineman

I love these paragraphs by my friend Ali Davis:

The idea seems to be based on a logic of progression that assumes rights are like poker chips, with only a finite number available: If I win some, I must somehow take them away from you. If I hope to win more, your pile gets smaller again.

If one were to make that assumption, then, yes, I can see how the gay rights movement must be scary.

But I like to think of rights more like zucchini – I’d like to see them bursting of the ground, with plenty for everyone. So much so that you even get a little sick of them and have to sneak them into rights bread and rights cake.

-- A Response from the God Has a Better Way campaign

Yummy rights bread.

"I have not seen Paris or Rome or any of those places, but I don't see how Chicago can be improved on."

-- Robert Nifkin in The Education of Robert Nifkin by Daniel Pinkwater