Tag Archives: gay agenda

On the rollout of mandatory gay marriage and the assigning of same-sex spouses

By Mark | March 27, 2013

I posted something similar on Facebook earlier this evening, and received the following response from a friend, explaining how Obama will likely go about assigning gay spouses. I suspect that she’s kidding, and that she doesn’t really have an inside track on how it will go down, but I found the idea to be interesting… [...]

Posted in Civil Liberties, Mark's Life, Uncategorized | Also tagged call to action, Closest Straight Male, gay, gay marriage, homophobia, Karen Maurer, Ken Ham, Kirk Cameron, Obama, small penis, Supreme Court | 29 Comments

How my site was taken down in a web-washing attempt by false “hate crime” victim Justin Zatkoff

By Mark | November 11, 2012

I apologize for the interruption in service yesterday, but my site was taken down without my consent, at the request of a man by the name of Justin Zatkoff. If the name sounds familiar, it’s because I wrote about Justin back in 2006, when he was severely beaten in Ann Arbor. The story went viral [...]

Posted in Ann Arbor, Civil Liberties, Rants, Special Projects, Uncategorized | Also tagged affirmative action, Alexis Ford, Ann Schneider, ArborWiki, BAMN, black eyes, Bloomfield Hills, broken eye sockets, College Republicans, copyright, Digital Millennium Copyright Act, discrimination, DMCA, Don Carlson, entrapment, fair housing, Fred Upton, gay demonization, getting beaten up, hate crime, hypocrisy, immigrant rights, Justin Zatkoff, Karl Rove, law school, Lawrence Paul Zatkoff, Lee Atwater, liberal thugs, lies, lying college students, lying to the police, Michigan Civil Rights Initiative, nepotism, Republican lies, Republican National Committee, Rick Snyder, RNC, Ronald Reagan, Saul Anuzis, Streisand effect, the gay, The Truth Causus, University of Detroit Mercy, Victory '08, web-wash | 64 Comments

You’ve just crossed over into… the Queer Zone

By Mark | October 27, 2011

It’s nice to be reminded on occasion that, in spite of all the bad shit going on in the world, there are still incredible people doing good things all around us, trying to make life better for people who are desperate, confused, scared, hungry, etc. I had the occasion to speak with one of those [...]

Posted in Civil Liberties, Ypsilanti | Also tagged at-risk youth, Bee Mayhew, Bee Roll, Beezy's, Bitch and Animal, bullying, EOS, gay demonization, gay rights, Hamilton Street, homelessness, homophobia, Kicked Out the Jams, LGBTQ, local non-profits, mental health, NAMBLA, Necto, Nervous but Excited, Ozone House, Ozone House Youth and Family Services, queer, queer hipsters, Quinn Phillips, Street Outreach, substance abuse, suicide, teens, the gay, Washtenaw, zombies | 108 Comments

I knew if I waited long enough, Ypsi’s gay soldier statue would become relevant

By Mark | September 20, 2011

It’s been several hours now since our military officially turned gay, and, as far as I can tell, we’ve yet to be invaded. – Mark Maynard, about five minutes ago on Facebook I didn’t know it until this very moment, but this statue, which stands in the shadow of Ypsilanti’s incredibly phallic water tower, isn’t [...]

Posted in Art and Culture, Civil Liberties, History, Observations, Ypsilanti | Also tagged Allen George Newman, Don't Ask Don't Tell, gay demonization, gay icons, gay military, gay rights, gay statues, public art, sashaying, statues, Taters, TaterSalad, The Hiker, water tower, Ypsilanti statues | 16 Comments

Gay people make Detroit, and everywhere else, better

By Mark | July 29, 2011

My friend Joe, who you might know better as Supergay Detroit, shared a video with me today about the gay scene in Detroit. It’s inspiring, and beautifully done, and I probably would have shared it anyway, but I’m especially happy to do so tonight, as it features, among others, my friend David Blair, who just [...]