The proposed "Sodomite Suppression Act" would also ban gays from holding public office and enjoying pubic benefits (although, given the bullet solution of the first seems to negate the need for the second).   Also, those found guilty of spreading " sodomite propaganda" would be fined $1 million or given  jail time.  Mc Lauglin states that "better that offenders die rather than that all of us be killed by God's just wrath."  

Seemingly, the CA Attorney General, Kamala Harris, may have to clear the proposal for circulation, preparing a title/summary, and provide for a 90-day comment period.  However, to make the  2016 ballot, there will need to be 365,000 signers--considered to be highly unlikely (signer information is public information).  

A ballot initiative for killing citizens does seem at odds with such matters as, say, the US Constitution, due process and the like,  so perhaps a way could be found to suppress the Suppression Act.  Words matter and could aid and abet hate crimes.

While McLaughlin's CA ballot proposal is an absurdity, "Religious Freedom"  proposals in response to same-sex marriage progress (aka "Death Rattle Acts.) are also  fanatical, albeit less deadly,  extensions of  homophobic hate dressed up as "sincerely held beliefs."  

Yet, these masquerades are being given respect as sincerely held beliefs by many Republicans, when they should be dismissed for what they are.  Indeed. the latest Bush family member who wants to be president, while making a Southern swing to woo influential Republicans, was asked about the dastardly bill cooking up in the GA legislature.

things that offend Republicans

More of the same from my favorite drama queen, Megyn Kelly...
http://tinyurl.com/otdw938

Sean Hannity being Sean Hanity while Feguson protestors being Ferguson protestors. This one is a must see....
http://tinyurl.com/lbb2lpr

While Singapore today is considered a prosperous beacon in a politically tumultuous region, it must be noted that economic prowess has often come at the expense of human rights in this nation of 5-plus million residents, as the Lee family continues to rule the island almost as though it were a personal fiefdom:

"Lee tolerated no dissent and jailed regime critics without trial, and despite their wealth, Singaporeans do not enjoy a free press, freedom of speech, or freedom of assembly. Critics have also accused Lee of nepotism. In addition to his son Lee Hsieng Loong, Singapore's current prime minister, other children and close family members occupy powerful positions within the country. Members of Singapore's Malay and Indian populations have accused Lee, who was of Chinese descent, of failing to share political and economic spoils with other ethnic groups."

That said, Lee enjoyed immense influence on the world stage, particularly in China and the United States. In particular, he successfully prevailed upon Washington in the 1970s to commence the process of normalizing relations with Beijing, and his own diplomatic skills proved invaluable in helping to bring that process to a successful conclusion.

ScottW314: "[Frank Burns'] love of war and hatred of the 'commies' and 'pinkos' and his total blatant disregard of humanity.  The guy can't wave a flag high enough, but when the S hits the fan, he's always somewhere hiding and barking out orders for someone else to be put in harms way."

... of all time was spoken by Frank Burns to Margaret Hoolihan, as they were cuddling under a tree outside the compound:

"Oh, Margaret -- never before have so many been so miserable, just so so few could be so happy."