Iowa actually has a pretty impressive historical record of standardizing equality.
I guess I ought to do some research then, huh?
If i weren't so lazy, i'd have dug up some examples for you.
Here are a few i just found after a quick search:
'[Iowa's] Supreme Court refused to uphold slavery in 1839 – eighteen years before Dred Scott. Iowa struck down school segregation in 1868 – eighty-six years before Brown. And it was the first state to allow woman lawyers – in 1869. “In each of these instances,” wrote the Court in Friday’s marriage decision, “our state approached a fork in the road toward fulfillment of our constitution’s ideals and reaffirmed ‘absolute equality of all’ persons before the law.”'
To quote Chorabliss: "The Fagenda continues."
- 30/12/2009 12:14:17 AM
721 Views
Argentina will burn in hell for this! 
- 30/12/2009 12:38:29 AM
368 Views
- 30/12/2009 12:38:29 AM
368 Views
But the party will be well decorated. 
*NM*
- 30/12/2009 12:39:48 AM
136 Views
*NM*
- 30/12/2009 12:39:48 AM
136 Views
Heh. 
*NM*
- 30/12/2009 12:58:04 AM
149 Views
*NM*
- 30/12/2009 12:58:04 AM
149 Views
I mean, all those Latinos gathering in one place? It'll be a fantastic party! 
*NM*
- 30/12/2009 12:59:15 AM
162 Views
*NM*
- 30/12/2009 12:59:15 AM
162 Views
*NM*
I can only imagine that Hell would mean being forced to watch Evita over and over and over.
- 30/12/2009 04:19:59 PM
328 Views
"Of all places"?
- 30/12/2009 08:30:36 AM
340 Views