Comments on: El Coyote: An Uncompromising Faith

By: Robert

Robert — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 03:41:58 +0000

Timothy why don’t you just shut the f*ck up. Who died and made you the judge on how gay people should react to oppression.

By: Robert

Robert — Fri, 15 Jul 2011 03:38:42 +0000

Timothy Kincaid is an idiot. A self-serving weaking idiot. I can’t believe his article on Marjorie and El Coyote. With friends like Kincaid why does the gay community need enemies.

By: Timothy Kincaid

Timothy Kincaid — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 22:09:36 +0000

Norhampton House,

You’re a bit late to the conversation, however:

The LDS Church doesn’t have a “side” in the story. This was about Marjorie Christoffersen and El Coyote.

And, if you have not yet been informed, the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Days Saints uses the term “Mormon Church” in self-reference. It is now accepted as a proper term for the church.

By: Northampton House

Northampton House — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 21:54:36 +0000

This is a terrible misrepresentation of the Church’s side of the story. And it’s not said “Mormon Church,” if you want to sound like a journalist with an ounce of credibility you need to inform the public of the official and true name of the Church “The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints” the same as you would a company. This is a ridiculous article and I respectfully disagree with you.

By: ask

ask — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 04:22:49 +0000

Don’t go back to El Coyote. Margie lied, as did the restaurant. She didn’t resign, but is back there if full force as if nothing ever happened. I went tonight, August 29, 2009, and there she was just like before floating around everywhere as phony and insincere as she ever was. I don’t like being lied to. I’m not ever returning, and hope none of you do either.

By: alizabeth

alizabeth — Sat, 29 Nov 2008 07:59:52 +0000

I could be wrong, but I say Vote for yourselves! If you want to give strength to those who vote against your happiness, then patronize them and strengthen their wallets. If you want your rights, then stand up for yourselves, take responsibility and go somewhere else. If you want rights, you have to step up. If someone insults you do you go back for more, because they have good food or drink? Who’s selling out who?

If you were running for office would you vote for the other candidate? Vote for yourselves. It’s too bad that gays and others who work at El Coyote will have to find other jobs–or you lose a place to party––but what about you and your brothers and sisters rights??? And all those who come after you? Everything has its price. What is the greater good? Standing for yourself is not standing against anyone else. They will take care of themselves. The choice was made to vote against equality. It is each soul’s responsibility to stand for itself–not against others–but for itself. Then we come together as equals.
As an adult, if you don’t stand for yourself––no one else will!
Peace,
–Liz
xoxox

By: Marco Luxe

Marco Luxe — Wed, 26 Nov 2008 06:27:49 +0000

A boycott of LDS members/tithers is the best way to get the attention of the old white sequestered men at the head of the church. Boycott Utah tourism. Boycott LDS businesses. {anyone have a good list?} The LDS church is thoroughly hierarchical: all issues go to SLC for a decision by prophet/ceo Monson [profit?]. Once he gets poor tithing audits, he’ll have a revelation. The LDS are nice that way; the prophet can change their doctrines & covenants whenever he feels the need. This happened in 1978 with black members. Anyone see a parallel with the Montgomery bus boycott?

By: Cleo J.

Cleo J. — Sun, 23 Nov 2008 15:22:45 +0000

Ah, holy crap. This so totally sucks.
From 1979 to 1997 I lived in L.A. being a struggling actor/dancer. I lived in the area and El Coyote was a big part of my life and I have nothing but fond memories of the place.
It’s one of the places I truly missed when I loved to another state.
At least 3 times a year I come back to L.A. and Coyote is one of the places I always go. I love and miss the food, the crowd, the place…and the margaritas.
On my fridge I have a postcard of an artist’s rendition of the restaurant.
When my friend (who worked up the street at Television City and would frequent the Coyote for lunch…a lot) sent me an e-mail telling me that the manager gave money for Prop 8, I felt as if I found out that an old friend that I thought I knew was in the KKK.
He told me that there was going to be a boycott of the restaurant. To which I agreed.
Then I thought about it:
Marge gave $100. Once.
The restaurant has been SUPPORTING the community for how long???
Decades. DECADES.
Plus, the restaurant is giving $5000 to the Community.
WTF, people. WTF!?!
If she’s a Mormon in her private life, then that’s her life. That’s her belief. Which I so totally don’t agree with, but I understand that she’s old and with Mormons those beliefs are indoctrinated from birth. She doesn’t want to be turned on by her church community. (And they’re like that. I know Mormons.)
Look. She gave $100 to a despicable piece of legislature. Her BUSINESS has made up for it in spades and will be donating, like, $5000 to the Community! Which I’m sure doesn’t make her church very happy. Which is really good!
As much as I hate her private donation, I think her business has made up for it and I’m going to support her business.
I’m going to support the people who work there and have families to support.
These are crappy times for people to be out of work and I’m going to support THEM.
I’m NOT supporting Marjorie.
I AM supporting her employees.

By: Gay Mormon

Gay Mormon — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 07:56:01 +0000

Talk about intimidation??? This is the very reason why people don’t take gays seriously. Yes, I am greatly saddened by the stance “my” people have taken with El Coyote and Marjorie.

By: Timothy Kincaid

Timothy Kincaid — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 19:12:17 +0000

Manaen,

We live in a constitutional democratic republic which allows for protest and freedom of speech (that’s the constitutional part). But while demonstrations and boycotts are part of our civil inheritance, they are not our form of government.