Seawytch
Information isnt Advocacy
Not if you abide by the wishes of the voters.straights don't have the right to marry the one they love. They have the right to marry someone of the opposite sex who agrees to marry them. Love isn't a requirement.This isn't a federal court Goofus, I was talking about the arguments here. You're trying to treat a relationship like a person by claiming it was an equal protection issue.No they weren't. And I defy you to show us any argument argued in any federal court where the 'marriage is a person' idiocy was uttered by anyone.
You'll find you're only quoting yourself. And you don't know what you're talking about.
If you deny gays the ability to marry the one they love, but allow straights that ability, you are not affording equal protection under the law. And those individual people can seek redress from the courts.
Actually, in most states now you can do the same with someone of the same gender. (37 down 13 to go)
Loving v Virginia was decided in 1967.
So your opinion is that the SCOTUS should not have overturned the "will of the people"?