Valerie
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We're not discussing "dictating" we're discussing "recognizing." If you think your relationship isn't a relationship because government didn't say it was you're a sad person indeed.Why not? Because in America consenting adults are free to love whomever they love and the government can't dictate our relationships
Since state laws currently confer certain legal benefits of marriage to heterosexual couples
First it was about love, now it's about gays need money to have their relationship validated. So let's update the score. By not recognizing gay marriage as marriage and giving gays money, government is dictating...something. To be honest I never got the dictating thing.
they are constitutionally required under the 14th amendment to provide the same to homosexual couples.
A lie repeated is still a lie. Gays are subject to the same laws in the same way straights are. The 14th would apply only if straights could marry same sex and gays couldn't. The 14th does not say, if it makes a liberal's heart bleed then it's Unconstitutional, it says the law needs to apply to all people in the same way. If Steve is like me in every way but that he's gay, he and I can marry the exact same people.
My God woman, liberals are so lazy. Always looking for the shortcut over working to get people to support your view. Run to a dictator in robes. Laziness both physically and intellectually really drives your religion. It's pathetic.
What LIE? Marriage laws are state laws therefore the 14th amendment argument is a legal avenue for marriage equality. Fact not opinion.
People who argue that gays are equally free to have a hetero marriage are attempting to dictate relationships. Consenting adults are free to commit to life partnership with whomever they love and your OPINION of them means nothing under the law.