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More than half the country thinks you are wrong. And the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution, and half-century-old widely-accepted jurisprudence on how it
by ubernostrum 13y ago
More than half the country thinks you are wrong.
And the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution, and half-century-old widely-accepted jurisprudence on how it applies to marriage, says clearly that I'm right. It's a thoroughly settled question.
The only people hoping for something to align with their political views are those who hope the Fourteenth Amendment would suddenly stop applying for their causes.
- esrauch 13y agoMany courts don't agree with your interpretation of the "half-century-old widely-accepted jurisprudence". How can you possibly claim it is a "thoroughly settled question" when gay marriage is only currently legal in 17 states?