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Without a definitive source to cite, SCOTUS deemed "LGBT" an innate static class, ignoring the fact that they are a loosely knit group of compulsive behaviors; much like addicts or people with eating disorders (PC police would call bulimia a different eating-orientation).
BASED ON A FALSE PREMISE, THE COURT MADE CONCLUSIONS AND LEGISLATED NEW MATERIAL ADDED TO THE CONSTITUITON THAT DIDN'T EXIST BEFORE.
Here is a quite contemporary rendition of how the LGBT grouping (cult IMHO) regards its own "solid identity" (where even a born gender shifts back and forth across the operating table as its skewed & undulating mental whims dictate)
What the future of the LGBTQ movement holds Portland Pride 2015 OregonLive.com
This incomplete grouping of shifting and amorphic behaviors, that don't even know how to define themselves and who change over time, repugnant to the majority, have now been granted "a static class" and protection under the Constitution. This is a fundamental change to the Constitution BTW. It never intended to remove local regulation of behaviors from the sovereign states. That's a brand spanking new concept folks. And it's arbitrary and unworkable to boot because now any and all behaviors may use the precedent if they organize and identify themselves as "(Fill in the Blank) Americans". At no time before did the Constitution grant non-religions made up of behaviors (cults) the majority rejects "special protection". Regulation of behaviors was delegated to the separate states within their borders. What the SCOTUS did was create a new addition to the Constitution.
Did you catch that last part Congress?
For the layman unfamiliar with how our government works, The US Supreme Court is charged ONLY with interpreting the Constitution. Such a radical interpretation is actually a change, since they made it up and added it. And how do you measure that? By anticipating what will come next on its heels once the new classification has been added....ADDED, not "interpreted". Adding "sexual orientation" to the language of the Constitution's protections is an addition. And additions only are allowed by Congress. Which behaviors will the Constitution deny now? Will the Court keep picking its favorites while turning others away, all which were previously subject to regulation by the soveriegn states? Will just 5 people in DC keep dictating to the People what is acceptable/untouchable behavior (in this case around kids)?
Can anyone say "power grab"? The Court on Friday effectively took away from the states their power to regulate behaviors at a local level. The Court took away from Congress its right and duty ONLY as a legislative body charged alone with substantive redactions to the Constitution.
Now the Court is acting as a Fairy Godmother to any group of deviants who want to organize, (falsely) declare themselves a static group who have identities based on their behaviors "Polygamist Americans".. "Bulimic Americans".. "Addicted Americans"..."Man Loving Boys Americans"...And hey, don't think its absurd. The first one in that lineup will be heading to the Court in the next two years for its "rights to marry". And as for the "Man Loving Boys Americans"..don't laugh so quickly either. The Court JUST completely dismissed the rights of children in marriage last week when they determined that the wants of adults outweigh the needs of children (father/mother marriage).
So is the Court allowed to create a new class (for just some behaviors but not the ones they don't like) protection for the Constitution? Or is Congress in charge of that? A smart lawyer would find a way to walk that question before Congress. It's time for checks and balances because someone just overreached their Branch last week.
That and two of the Justices were required by law to have recused themselves from Sitting on the case: A Shortcut to Nixing The Gay Marriage Decision Subtract Two Votes US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
The case: 2009 Caperton v. A.T. Massey Coal Co (transcripts of the Court arguing the premise upon which the conclusion was reached) http://www.supremecourt.gov/oral_arguments/argument_transcripts/08-22.pdf
The conclusion was from that premise that if a justice shows a flicker of bias for or against any of the litigants to a pending question of law (in this case whether or not the fed can dictate to the states on changing what marriage has meant for humanity for 1,000s of years), that judge, Justice, magistrate etc. etc. etc. MUST recuse themselves from a case. Might want to check out that thread on what Kagan and Ginsburg did while the question was making its way up on appeal in their system..
We have a perverted and menacing Court on our hands. They're simply not allowed to "update" the Constitution without the permission of Congress. And they are never EVER allowed to display public bias towards one set of litigants or against another.
BASED ON A FALSE PREMISE, THE COURT MADE CONCLUSIONS AND LEGISLATED NEW MATERIAL ADDED TO THE CONSTITUITON THAT DIDN'T EXIST BEFORE.
Here is a quite contemporary rendition of how the LGBT grouping (cult IMHO) regards its own "solid identity" (where even a born gender shifts back and forth across the operating table as its skewed & undulating mental whims dictate)
What the future of the LGBTQ movement holds Portland Pride 2015 OregonLive.com
Debra Porta, president of Pride Northwest – the nonprofit that organized this weekend's Portland Pride festivities – said the LGBTQ movement has a very strong future ahead, but it hinges on the community all sticking together...."Gay" became LGB to recognize lesbians and bisexuals. It grew into LGBT with the addition of the trans community, then to LGBTQ with those who identify as queer or questioning. Some intersex people have even pushed for an extension to LGBTIQ....It's a mouthful, to say the least....
The "alphabet soup" as some in the community call it, is consistently under discussion, Porta said, leading to alternative catchall terms for the diverse group. Some have suggested GSRM – Gender, Sexual and Romantic Minorities – or the increasingly popular description "gender non-conforming."...The word "queer" has gained a lot of steam lately, but older people in the movement bristle at a word that was once thrown so commonly as a slur...."The phrasing that someone chooses to use is very sort of individual, and a lot of it is very generational," Porta said.
This incomplete grouping of shifting and amorphic behaviors, that don't even know how to define themselves and who change over time, repugnant to the majority, have now been granted "a static class" and protection under the Constitution. This is a fundamental change to the Constitution BTW. It never intended to remove local regulation of behaviors from the sovereign states. That's a brand spanking new concept folks. And it's arbitrary and unworkable to boot because now any and all behaviors may use the precedent if they organize and identify themselves as "(Fill in the Blank) Americans". At no time before did the Constitution grant non-religions made up of behaviors (cults) the majority rejects "special protection". Regulation of behaviors was delegated to the separate states within their borders. What the SCOTUS did was create a new addition to the Constitution.
Did you catch that last part Congress?
For the layman unfamiliar with how our government works, The US Supreme Court is charged ONLY with interpreting the Constitution. Such a radical interpretation is actually a change, since they made it up and added it. And how do you measure that? By anticipating what will come next on its heels once the new classification has been added....ADDED, not "interpreted". Adding "sexual orientation" to the language of the Constitution's protections is an addition. And additions only are allowed by Congress. Which behaviors will the Constitution deny now? Will the Court keep picking its favorites while turning others away, all which were previously subject to regulation by the soveriegn states? Will just 5 people in DC keep dictating to the People what is acceptable/untouchable behavior (in this case around kids)?
Can anyone say "power grab"? The Court on Friday effectively took away from the states their power to regulate behaviors at a local level. The Court took away from Congress its right and duty ONLY as a legislative body charged alone with substantive redactions to the Constitution.
Now the Court is acting as a Fairy Godmother to any group of deviants who want to organize, (falsely) declare themselves a static group who have identities based on their behaviors "Polygamist Americans".. "Bulimic Americans".. "Addicted Americans"..."Man Loving Boys Americans"...And hey, don't think its absurd. The first one in that lineup will be heading to the Court in the next two years for its "rights to marry". And as for the "Man Loving Boys Americans"..don't laugh so quickly either. The Court JUST completely dismissed the rights of children in marriage last week when they determined that the wants of adults outweigh the needs of children (father/mother marriage).
AMERICAN COLLEGE OF PEDIATRICIANS ON SAME-SEX MARRIAGE RULING: ‘A TRAGIC DAY FOR AMERICA’S CHILDREN
Dr. Michelle Cretella, president of the College, said:
[T]his is a tragic day for America’s children. The SCOTUS has just undermined the single greatest pro-child institution in the history of mankind: the natural family....the SCOTUS has elevated and enshrined the wants of adults over the needs of children.
American College of Pediatricians on Same-Sex Marriage Ruling A Tragic Day for America s Children - Breitbart
So is the Court allowed to create a new class (for just some behaviors but not the ones they don't like) protection for the Constitution? Or is Congress in charge of that? A smart lawyer would find a way to walk that question before Congress. It's time for checks and balances because someone just overreached their Branch last week.
That and two of the Justices were required by law to have recused themselves from Sitting on the case: A Shortcut to Nixing The Gay Marriage Decision Subtract Two Votes US Message Board - Political Discussion Forum
The case: 2009 Caperton v. A.T. Massey Coal Co (transcripts of the Court arguing the premise upon which the conclusion was reached) http://www.supremecourt.gov/oral_arguments/argument_transcripts/08-22.pdf
The conclusion was from that premise that if a justice shows a flicker of bias for or against any of the litigants to a pending question of law (in this case whether or not the fed can dictate to the states on changing what marriage has meant for humanity for 1,000s of years), that judge, Justice, magistrate etc. etc. etc. MUST recuse themselves from a case. Might want to check out that thread on what Kagan and Ginsburg did while the question was making its way up on appeal in their system..
We have a perverted and menacing Court on our hands. They're simply not allowed to "update" the Constitution without the permission of Congress. And they are never EVER allowed to display public bias towards one set of litigants or against another.
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