Gays fight for civil rights
Gay, gun-loving San Franciscans exist, he said shortly before hunching his back, steadying himself and firing at a target. Not only do they exist, they are steamed up about the proposed law — supported by five San Francisco supervisors and set to go before voters next fall — that would ban the ownership of handguns.
The right to own guns may be even more important than the right to marry, Thomas said during the monthly shooting practice organized by the gay gun group the Pink Pistols.
