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conulySadly, we don't even get past the first page on the comments before some lackwit takes umbrage at the fact that they dared quote a member of a same-sex couple for the article.
"In Jamaica Plain, Carly Burton, director of public policy and political affairs for a Boston nonprofit organization, says her wife...."
Why does boston.com have to constantly and subversely push the gay agenda?
For crying out loud, what was boston.com supposed to do, not interview folks off the street?
On the plus side (and it is a plus side) there's only one such comment.
"In Jamaica Plain, Carly Burton, director of public policy and political affairs for a Boston nonprofit organization, says her wife...."
Why does boston.com have to constantly and subversely push the gay agenda?
For crying out loud, what was boston.com supposed to do, not interview folks off the street?
On the plus side (and it is a plus side) there's only one such comment.
