Why do you care what other people do?
Why do you want to force people to celebrate and support your choices?
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Why do you care what other people do?
Why do you want to force people to celebrate and support your choices?
Feel free to find a post from me doing that.
I will wait.
Umm. No. God clearly doea have a place in the public.That's just fine.
It's been my experience that the "religious" are the first ones that want to tell you how to live your life and at the same time are the most greedy and "ungodly" people you are likely to meet.
Many may be right-leaning but I damn sure keep them at arm's length and jump in their shit with both feet when they try getting "gawd" involved in local politics. Keep your "gawd" at church.
Are you claiming to have independent thought from the Hive? I find that hard to believe.
Try loving v. Virginia, fool.There is ZERO federal jurisdiction over marriage which is a state law matter.
So, your concern is simply about gay marriage. While I truly don’t understand how it matters or should matter to any State, it’s the business of that State. Unless …
Unless you can point to some US Constitutional provision that commands that gays must have the same right to marry a member of their own sex, then it isn’t a Federally guaranteed right. I suppose that was what Justice Thomas was suggesting.
I don’t really agree with Justice Thomas on that one. But I have to admit I’m not able to identify any Constitutional provision on point.
We all care what other people do.Why do you care what other people do?
Who’s god?Umm. No. God clearly doea have a place in the public.
It’s already the case that everyone who gets married needs a marriage certificate signed by a licensed officiate. Religious or otherwise.Which is why I answered accordingly.
I don't know any that give a shit who you marry.....![]()
SCOTUS and same-sex marriage: What could be in store?
Now that the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade, sending abortion policy back to the states, could the court do thwww.politifact.com
This seems a very unconservative stance. It is more akin to an authoritariaan stance. I understan that 150 gops voted against protecting Gay marriage. The same number voted against rotecting inter racial marriage.
What sort of country would America become if these rights were over turned by your crazy Supreme Court.
The G- d of Creation. The ONLY true and living G-d who sent His Son to die for our sin.Who’s god?
Don’t forget Allah.The G- d of Creation. The ONLY true and living G-d who sent His Son to die for our sin.
Wrong. As usual. At least you’re consistent. living involved a deprivation of a right based on race. That is explicitly in the Constitution.Try loving v. Virginia, fool.
So now you want to outlaw interracial marriage as well?
Your logic unspools everything.
To be perfectly fair to Clayton, algorithms are not really guys.^^^Says the guy who supports mandatory vaccinations.
lol
One of the fundamental problems with Leftism is that it tries to change reality by manipulating language. "Marriage" has a meaning that has been in absolutely no dispute for thousands of years in Western Civilization. It is the union of a man and a woman, and the cornerstone of society.
To say that "Marriage" is now something else, some generic concept that includes various pairings and couplings, is simply bullshit. Leftist bullshit, to be specific.
Whether some non-marriage, theoretically permanent living arrangements can be sanctioned by the state is another question altogether. But they are not "marriages," not by a long shot. If any state legislature wants to create a legal framework for such relationships, I couldn't care less. Maybe it can indirectly slow the spread of AIDS, monkeypox, and any other diseases that are spread by the sexual activity of those people.
Leftists' insistence on calling these perverse couplings, "marriages" is neurotic and insidious. They are NOT equivalent in any way to marriages.
If this makes me an opponent of "gay marriage," so be it.
Bible says so.![]()
SCOTUS and same-sex marriage: What could be in store?
Now that the Supreme Court has overturned Roe v. Wade, sending abortion policy back to the states, could the court do thwww.politifact.com
This seems a very unconservative stance. It is more akin to an authoritariaan stance. I understan that 150 gops voted against protecting Gay marriage. The same number voted against rotecting inter racial marriage.
What sort of country would America become if these rights were over turned by your crazy Supreme Court.