WinterBorn
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- #441
But 80% of Alabamans don't want same sex marriage. They dont want their state Constitution subverted.No, this is him preventing George Wallace from forcing bigoted legislation. The homo agenda are the bigots on this issue.And in 8 counties in Alabama, same-sex couples were married. Sorry, but you are fighting a losing battle on this one.
Roy Moore's tactic is a delay at best. This is him trying to be George Wallace standing on the steps at the Univ of Alabama. That was wrong and so it Moore. Moore wants a theocracy.
The federal courts have ruled and the SCOTUS refuses to overturn it.
No. When George Wallace stood on the steps of the UA, the majority of the state was behind him in wanting segregation. They wanted to be able to have state laws trump the US Constitution. He wanted state laws to be able to defy federal judges.
Moore is playing "Wallace" in this instance.
The number of people who want something that has been ruled unconstitutional has no relevance. As I said before, the overwhelming majority voted for Wallace and his campaign was based on the slogan "Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever". The overwhelming majority of Alabamians in the early 60s were in favor of segregation.
If 80% of the people in a state want Christianity as the official state religion, or want guns banned, it is still unconstitutional and will be overturned.