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Karla Mosley (Christina) of "Guiding Light" Fights for Equality

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ElizabethF	Karla Mosley (Christina) of "Guiding Light" Fights for Equality	Lead	[-]
Posts: 18561 (06/01/09 20:55:57) Board Administrator Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Remove this ad Karla Mosley of "Guiding Light" Fights for Equality from: http://soapnet.go.com/soapnet/article/path-articleNum_24908/category_shows/subcategory_guidinglight June 1, 2009 4:05 PDT By David Ozanich Photo: JPI Karla Mosley (Christina) made her voice heard in the fight for Marriage Equality in New York this weekend. Soap fans who were sipping brews at the Studio Square Beer Garden in Queens, New York or picnicking in Astoria's Athens Square Park on Sunday might have been surprised to see "Guiding Light" star Karla Mosley taking part in the Marriage Equality rally. But this beautiful young lady, who plays Christina Moore, has a history of being committed to progressive movements (she helped organize a big "Broadway for Obama" benefit last fall) -- and now she's thrown herself into the controversial battle to legalize gay marriage in New York State. She and her husband, Jeremiah, have committed themselves to fighting for what they believe is right. You can see them discuss their point of view in this video at ManhattanOffender.com, as well as read more about the rally, one of many that took place across the nation this weekend. Karla fans outside of New York might have seen her pop up recently on "Gossip Girl," "Law & Order," and in the film "Burn After Reading." Elizabeth
julielw		#1	[-]
Posts: 279 (06/02/09 05:30:55) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	I remember a quote from a former vice president: "If you're going to have freedom and justice for all, then you need to have freedom and justice for ALL" (that may not have been word for word). That was said by Dick Cheney seeing as how he has a lesbian daughter. Personally, I think the bigger question is: Should the government be involved with marriage at all? I believe - No. It was God who ordained marriage in the beginning. Not the government. Not to mention that no matter how many "legal" papers you sign to be "married", only your heart truly reveals whether you've committed yourself for life to your spouse. No amount of paperwork can change your heart.
soapfan		#2	[-]
Posts: 66 (06/02/09 06:05:55) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	Not only that but I dont believe I have the right to tell someone else who they love or how they love is wrong. Besides if GLBT want marriage I say let em have it so they can be just as miserable as "straight" couples! Why should they be able to get up and leave with no legal hassel but we have to go throught the emothional physical and financial crap called divorce? I say share the good and BAD!
Lighthouse		#3	[-]
Posts: 2758 (06/02/09 07:16:57) Reply Quote More My Recent Posts	It's only a matter of time before gay marriage will be legal in this country. The excuses some are giving for not making it legal, are just getting weaker and weaker. There is no logical reason for taking this right away from anyone. Many things are said in the bible that don't apply to today's way of life. When 50% of straight marriages fail, how can you say that is the only right way? With all the heart ache some straight marriages cause, I think it is embarrassing that some straight people think they are 'more right' in their way of life. How many times do you hear of gays beating up their loved one or killing them and their whole family? I just don't see the problem at all with people that love each other wanting to commit to a marriage. They are not hurting me at all, nor are they hurting anyone in the community. Some straight married people are a bigger threat to my life and bad examples for our children. I have yet to hear a good reason why gays should not be allowed to marry. Good for Cristina and her husband for taking up this cause. Loretta