Silhouette
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He ruled on the Constitution, not some religious nut's beliefs. I don't see his decision being any different.
Which part of the Constitution guarantees "just some repugnant minority deviant sex behaviors but not others" the "rights to equality and access to all priveleges others enjoy"? If you argue that the 14th is about "equal rights" then polygamy and incest are already as legal as "gay marriage" across the 50 states.
That little soon-to-unravel embarassing legal fuck up is one thing, but Kennedy being in charge of the Constitution no doubt has read the 1st Amendment and the 9th which enforces its potency. You act as if there is only one constitutional guarantee (which plainly does not exist) while you give a complete pass to the 1st and 9th Amendments.
Your delusions persist. Incest is not legalized because of this ruling.
Incest was, and is, illegal. Therefore, there is a compelling interest to maintain bans on such marriages. There is no such compelling interest to ban gay marriages since homosexuality is not illegal. This is where your argument collapses -- just as it always does. Sadly, you do not possess the required acumen to comprehend this ... which is why you persist in pressing this idiocy of yours.
Hmm...why is incest illegal? And, since polygamy was recently decriminalized in Utah, what is preventing polygamists from being able to legally marry there? Certainly not June 2015's SCOTUS decision. In the name of equality now each and every legal sexual kink may marry in all states where that arrangement is legal. Your thoughts?