The Rabbi
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Wrong. Just dead wrong. A man can marry. A woman can marry. They cannot marry more than one person. They cannot marry their sibling. They cannot marry a 14yr old. I guess that's discrimination too.There is no discrimination. Can women marry under the law? Yes. Can men marry under the law? Yes.You contradicted yourself in the first paragraph.There is no such thing as 'gay marriage,' there is only one marriage law in each of the 50 states that can accommodate either same- or opposite-sex couples.And I'm a phony Christan for not accepting gay marriage? How dare you? You don't get to dictate my relationship with God.
This is the fourth time you have made my point. You are so intolerant of my beliefs that you are attempting to change them to suit yours. Butt out.
Consequently, you oppose recognizing the due process and equal protection rights of gay Americans by seeking to disadvantage them through force of law, and in doing so rendering them unequal to everyone else in violation of the 14th Amendment – an act of hate inconsistent with Christian dogma; whether you acknowledge this hatred or not is immaterial.
Indeed, advocating for the right of gay Americans to access marriage law in no way conflicts with Christian dogma, as millions of Christians who recognize the right of same-sex couples to marry demonstrate, correctly understanding that they remain at liberty to not allow same-sex couples to marry in accordance with their religious marriage rituals, separate and apart from the Constitutional case law compelling the states to accommodate same-sex couples as a matter of civil law.
Christians may support the right of gay Americans to marry as a matter of secular law while at the same time oppose their marriage in the context of religious doctrine and dogma.
If there is one marriage law that applies equally then there is no discrimination.
Game. Set. Match.
That's not what he said.
A marriage law that is gender specific is no different than a marriage law that is race specific. Both discriminate.
A law that only allows one to marry someone of the opposite sex is just as discriminatory as a law that only allows one to marry someone of a specific race.
...and we know what happened to the latter.
Quit trying to prove something that doesnt exist. It makes you look stupid.
They cannot marry who they choose to marry. A man can marry a woman. A woman cannot marry a woman. That is gender discrimination. That is limiting a right by gender without a compelling justification for doing so.
Gender is a protected class. You cannot constitutionally discriminate against someone based on his or her gender.