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Most recent polls cited from various sources show that there is roughly a 60% approval rating for same sex marriage in the US, which is easily a majority, and a far higher percentage than what the approval rating was for marriage when Loving vs Virginia was ruled on.
Then they should've passed gay marriage/civil unions through the legislature.
Just a couple years ago, polls were strongly against gay marriage. What this shows is that the main media/politically correct propaganda/brainwashing/coercion machine can totally change world opinion anyway it wants to within a few short years. Ok putting that aside, at least change policy through the legislature.
Then they should've passed gay marriage/civil unions through the legislature.
Just a couple years ago, polls were strongly against gay marriage. What this shows is that the main media/politically correct propaganda/brainwashing/coercion machine can totally change world opinion anyway it wants to within a few short years. Ok putting that aside, at least change policy through the legislature.
Why? The courts are a way to deal with unconstitutional laws. We used that and it worked. Get over it.
How am I wrong?
The same argument was used in courts to deny interracial marriage and it didn't work then either.
Because I haven't repeatedly made the argument or been "slapped down". Just as people say the Supreme Court was so wrong in the Dred Scott decision, the Court was wrong in 1960s and wrong today. Just because the Court decides a certain way does not make them right or acting constitutionally.
Because I haven't repeatedly made the argument or been "slapped down". Just as people say the Supreme Court was so wrong in the Dred Scott decision, the Court was wrong in 1960s and wrong today. Just because the Court decides a certain way does not make them right or acting constitutionally.
You made the argument that gay men could marry women just like heterosexual men can. It was argued before that blacks men could marry withing their race just like white men could so the law was treating them equally. That argument was found lacking in Loving and in the same sex marriage cases.
You made the argument that gay men could marry women just like heterosexual men can. It was argued before that blacks men could marry withing their race just like white men could so the law was treating them equally. That argument was found lacking in Loving and in the same sex marriage cases.
Why do you keep repeating the argument? I know what the argument is and what the court did. I've already said I disagree with loving and same sex marriage decision for the same reasons. The dissenting justice, I believe chief justice Roberts rejected a similar argument that Loving and same-sex marriage are the same thing. I agree with him but also disagree with Loving.
Why do you keep repeating the argument. I know what the argument is and what the court did. I've already said I disagree with loving and same sex marriage decision for the same reasons. The dissenting justice, I believe chief justice Roberts rejected a similar argument that Loving and same-sex marriage are the same thing.
Bans based on the race of the people getting married are not the same as bans based on the sex of the people getting married?
Because I haven't repeatedly made the argument or been "slapped down". Just as people say the Supreme Court was so wrong in the Dred Scott decision, the Court was wrong in 1960s and wrong today. Just because the Court decides a certain way does not make them right or acting constitutionally.
Actually, the court was Constitutionally correct with Dred Scot in its time, but morally wrong. The Constitution was later amended, so that the same decision would be Constitutionally erroneous today. The Supreme Court is overruled by the people by amending the Constitution.
Well the Japanese American relocation to camps during WWII is certainly no feather in their hat. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korema..._United_States These black robed dufuses are no more intelligent than you or I...maybe less so. Believe it.
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