I Love Kisses!
Join the fun on the Great Nationwide Kiss-in on August 15, at 2pm at any of your local parks, public areas, or in front of a church of your choice.
The point? Well, it appears that kissing between some people still makes a lot of other people completely crazy. For example, what’s the difference between this picture
Two not-famous people smooching.
and this picture?
Venassa Hudgens and Zac Efron smooching.
If you said, the people in the second picture are famous, then you’re right! Besides that, I don’t see any difference. In both pictures there are couples sharing a loving kiss. And what could be better than a kiss? OK, lets keep it clean, folks.
So, join the fun, come out and play:
I’ll be damned if someone – citizen, neighbor, or the police – thinks they can tell me I can’t hold my boyfriend’s hand while walking down the street, or kiss him in public. And yes, I’ve been called “f*ggot” while kissing him on a street corner.
Enough is enough. It’s time we call these “peace officers” out. It’s time we showed them love can’t be stopped. It’s time for a nation-wide kiss-in.
And it’s important we do it in an organized, public, non-confrontational, but well-publicized manner. Which means, in front of Mormon Churches.
I’m calling on all people: not just gays, but ALL people to stage a “kiss-in” on Saturday, August 15, at 2:00 PM.
David Badash, one of the organizers, later changed his mind and now doesn’t want to exclude the Kiss-in to only Mormon churches or churches at all.
The LDS church is organized geographically, so there is probably a Mormon building in your city or town. Here is a useful tool for finding your nearest LDS chapel: https://maps.lds.org
The list of LDS temples is here: http://www.lds.org/temples/alphabetical/0,11202,1901-1,00.html
IMHO, if you do have an LDS temple nearby, that should be the first choice. If not, second choice should be a stake meeting house. Otherwise, simply locate the nearest ward building.
The LDS church is organized geographically, so there is probably a Mormon building in your city or town. Here is a useful tool for finding your nearest LDS chapel: https://maps.lds.org
The list of LDS temples is here: http://www.lds.org/temples/alphabetical/0,11202,1901-1,00.html
If you do have an LDS temple nearby, that should be the first choice. If not, second choice should be a stake meeting house. Otherwise, simply locate the nearest ward building.