Seawytch
Information isnt Advocacy
Unequal treatment for what? In California for example, those "targeted" for unequal treatment in the law that is Prop 8 and other statutes are homosexuals and polygamists and minors and those too closely related by blood. All of those people are currently "targeted" for unequal treatment. As they should be. DOMA defined that states have the "unquestioned authority" to define marriage for themselves outside of barriers to racial marriage only.
The cult of LGBT has not passed the test for the 14th as to marriage. In fact, nowhere in the constitution is there a mention of a federal authority for marriage. Loving does not apply to the Harvey-Milkers because they are a culture, not a race. Behaviors cannot be considered a race; however reflexive or compulsive they might feel.
Pitted against the church of LGBT trying to get the 14th to apply to them in marriage is the 1st amendment rights of Utahans to vote their faith at the polls. They did so. 2/3rds majority. You say it's less than that now. Then put another initiative on the ballot since you're sure you'll win there the only way it's legal.
And yet court after court is finding in favor of marriage equality and are citing the 14th. Just how do you reconcile that with your musings?
Huh.
Is it me, or is the member representing the Normalization of Sexual Abnormality standing upon Popularity, with seemingly NO CONCERN for a sound sustainable Morality?
Sure looks like it.
What she appears to be doing there is applauding: 'The Subjective Ruling by the judiciary, dismissing the objective 'will of the Peoples'.
That always tickles me.
A collectivist, who likely has spread throughout her record on this board, innumerable instances touting "DEMOCRACY", is standing today, upon judicial tyranny; an outright proponent AGAINST the representatives of "the Peoples', voting for that which the MAJORITY OF 'THE PEOPLES' WANT.
See how that works?
It's a subjective desire which could NOT CARE LESS about THE WILL OF THE PEOPLE, and ONLY WHAT IS LEGAL.
Notice the trend. See this 'movement' for what it is.
And ask yourself, does the subjective 'RULING', over a case brought to court by a subjective advocacy, which contests an OBJECTIVE, DEMOCRATIC PROCESS.
Does it serve that which is GOOD? Does it promote a viable healthy, sustainable culture or does it serve divisiveness, dividing the culture?
Does it undermine the objective 'rule of law'?
Does it promote or subvert sound governance?
Does it HELP or HARM your means to reasonably expect that your government represents you? Does it help or harm your means to raise your children in a safe and morally sound, sustainable environment?
Yes, when civil rights are violated I support the judicial over-ruling the "will of the people" (see also tyranny of the majority).
Like here in 1967 when the Supreme Court ruled in Loving v Virginia. I agree with the court's decision in that case despite overwhelming public opinion to the contrary.
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See where public opinion was in 1967? Do you see where "the will of the people" would have allowed blacks to marry whites?
When the "will of the people" violates the US Constitution, it is the job of the judicial to rule. See Heller if you're curious how it works.