frigidweirdo
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I don't wish to discuss when the breakdown of communication began. My points are almost always verbatim, no need to read into or between the lines.
I stated clearly (hopefully in this thread, I'm involved in so many, don't have time to re-read each) that the Supreme Court just over-road the opinion of the vast majority of the citizens of those states, thus by default making a progressive court case the law of the land. Libs celebrate the minor battle, while oblivious to the loss of the greater war. In case that was not clear, the war against federalism and individual rights. Citizens and the Constitution be damned, they were hell bent on advocating a progressive agenda. 5 of 9 unelected black robes taking an activist, rather than their prescribed constitutional, obligation. THAT was my point (here and/or elsewhere).
Please discuss with civility. Thank you.
Well you're saying the Supreme Court is overriding the wishes of the people.
Yet surely the Bill of Rights and Constitution has been the wishes of the people for much longer.
If the people want the BoRs and yet vote for a law which is unconstitutional, you can't say the Supreme Court is making law. It's not.
So the people need to choose. The Constitution with all the rights that come with it, or banning gay marriage.
It's short termism v. long termism.
Why do liberals like to celebrate that the Constitution and Bill of Rights are being upheld? Why do conservatives get pissed when the Constitution and Bill of Rights get upheld when they're so quick to claim they support both?
And another far left poster blazes in with far left propaganda and once again demonstrates the far left does not understand the Constitution.
Well if you know so much, then you'd have told me.
Which part of the constitution don't I understand? And which part do you supposedly understand?