Asclepias
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- Aug 3, 2013
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You monkeys have a hard time following things. If the state denies you from driving on the road is that the same thing as being banned?Its a ban if its not legally recognized. What if someone said you could buy a car but the state would not legally recognize your right to drive it?. Is this turning on a light bulb in that dim place you call a brain?if it didnt ban them why does it say "banning"
Thanks for proving my point. All those laws did was say the state would not recognize gay marriage, it did not "ban" them at all. Try reading the actual text of those laws.
"Prior to the Supreme Court's decision in Obergefell v. Hodges, U.S. states passed several different types of state constitutional amendments banning legal recognition of same-sex unions in U.S. state constitutions, referred to by proponents as defense of marriage amendments."
If you dont recognize the marriage legally they cant get the same benefits. Your attempt at playing semantics doesnt really change anything.
Because that's what the media and queer enablers call it, and monkeys follows suit. If it doesn't outlaw the act, it's not a ban.
States are allowed to deny people from driving on public roads, that's why they issue something called a driver's license.
Try again tree-gibbon.