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Or gays forcing Christians to service their weddings.
Honestly, do we have multiple gods or something. I'm catholic, went to catholic schools and to church at least twice a week. Both the nuns and priests taught us to accept and love those who were different and that we may not understand. How can christians have such opposite views.
The states should just stop issuing marriage license to everyone. that will fix some of the problem and teach progressives to stop messing with tradition that goes back to prehistory.
There is no problem.
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Originally Posted by O.C. Ogilvy
There is no language in the 14th Amendment which requires a county clerk to issue a marriage license to sodomites.
It doesn't have to. Equal protection = clerks will issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples and like it. Or, they can find another job.
The Supreme Court Justices are not "lawless judges" just because you disagree with them....that has to be the weakest thing I have heard today...
Neither were the judges who decided Dred Scott v Sandford or Plessy v Ferguson. Come on, I dare you to decry those decisions. Tell me that they were not lawless. C'mon, do it. What are you, a coward?
No i understand the court cases leading up to today but for example 10 years ago the federal protected classes were
Age
Pregnancy
National Origin
Race
Ethnic Background
Religious Beliefs.
Just recently sexual orientation was added.
The question is what qualifies protected class? Minority Status? Why not other minorities who don't have equal protection under the law?
Are you saying that Roberts, Thomas, Alito, and Scalia did not? I am willing to bet that their are some decisions that those honorable men made with which you agree. You will just be hesitant to admit, but that is OK. You are always allowed to be wrong in a democratic society.
Neither were the judges who decided Dred Scott v Sandford or Plessy v Ferguson. Come on, I dare you to decry those decisions. Tell me that they were not lawless. C'mon, do it. What are you, a coward?
Morally reprehensible, but most certainly not lawless. In the years until they were superseded, those decisions were the law of the land. Just like Kentucky's laws against same-sex marriage were the law of the land until recently.
So you are still confused on the recent ruling of the SC it seems....there is a federal law, it is the 14th Amendment....sorry that you don't agree with that law....
I thought that leftists claimed that the Supreme Court did not make law. Make up your mind already. Which is it!?
No i understand the court cases leading up to today but for example 10 years ago the federal protected classes were
Age
Pregnancy
National Origin
Race
Ethnic Background
Religious Beliefs.
Just recently sexual orientation was added.
The question is what qualifies protected class? Minority Status?
I don't think protected class was even mentioned in the Supreme Court ruling?
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