Easy bonus point: What game arcade game does this pay homage to?

Most of the people in my neighborhood who post “Yes on Prop 8” signs on their lawns are very religious people who got the sign for free from their Church – which is down the street. And even though they quote the Bible in saying that being gay is wrong, they lie in their TV commercials saying that kids will be taught in school about gay marriage or that orphanages will have to shut down.

NO public school in California is teaching anything about marriage and won’t start after this proposition – the superintendent of schools even said so himself.  Some of this fear came from things that happened in Massacuhsetts—like when a teacher read a controversial book in class—but it had nothing to do with the law itself. But I fear it is too late, some of the people I’ve talked to who are voting Yes on Prop 8 already firmly  believe that if it doesn’t pass, their children will be taught that marrying someone of the same sex is an “option” for them.  =(

So as I drive home everyday, the Yes on Prop 8 people yell at my car telling me to “keep marriage sacred!” and to not let people living a life of sin to marry each other. I don’t know where they live, but straight people live in sin too and they still get married–a LOT.

When I went to vote, the NO on Prop 8 people were very nice, cheerful and simply wanted to keep discrimination out of the laws of California.

So instead of being angry and yelling at people as they drive by, the Yes people should look at lines like these from the Bible.

Genesis 1:27 – “So God created humankind in his image, in the image of God he created them;”
Mark 12:31 – Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself. There is none other commandment greater than these.
John 15:12 – This is my commandment, That ye love one another, as I have loved you.