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KRMG talked with Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt Wednesday in Tulsa, after a judge ruled the states ban on same-sex marriage is unconstitutional.
Pruitt expressed the hope that the case will eventually be overturned by the U.S. Supreme Court because of one question.
He says, Is there really a Constitutional right? Is there cases that support that individuals sexual orientation should be the heart of equal protection under the 14th Amendment? And thats just not the case.
Pruitt says courts have previously ruled that the 14th amendment wasn't written for gays and lesbians, but rather to protect people from discrimination based on characteristics of race or gender, not behavior.... Oklahoma attorney general says law is clear on same-sex marriage | www.krmg.com
So there you go. The real compelling problem with setting a precedent in the 14th for allowing a very select group of sexually deviant behaviors [just 'LGBT"] to access protections under the 14th means that SCOTUS will be giving the green light to protection for cults under the US Constitution.
Unless they are a federally recognized behavior [religion], and complete in all their potentials [polygamy, incest, necrophilia and all the rest etc. etc.] it would be unworkable in our US Legal system and would cause an unravelling of the penal and civil codes....which both discriminate against and regulate all manner of human behaviors.
Behavior vs race. This is a crucial distinction that in the end will make or break the cult's momentum in the courts...