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Two gay activists from Boston are striking back against those who wish to take away their rights. They have promised to post on the Internet the names and addresses of anyone who signs a petition that could lead to a statewide ban on gay marriage.
“Everyone’s scrambling to know who in their town would sign this,” one of the activists, Thomas Lang told the Boston Herald. “And this Web site will give gay people the tools to know, to defend themselves and their families, to let them go neighbor-to-neighbor and say, ‘I don’t appreciate your signing this.’”
“I’m going to be aggressive personally,” he said. “I want to know that the people I do business with are not against (gay marriage). This is going to be won by economics.”
Lang, 42, said the name, street address, hometown and ZIP code of everyone who signs the petition will be posted on the Web site KnowThyNeighbor.org.
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