AceRothstein
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Except they aren't the same. The court has ruled on this previously.They do not. There is a big difference between a marriage license and a conceal carry permit.States have to accept other states gay marriage licenses because they are accepting their straight marriage licenses. It would be similar to one state accepting CC licenses from black people from one state but not the white people from the same state. Critical thinking is hard.Not bans on gay marriage. Not now.
OK, lets go slow. All states have to accept other states gay marriage licenses, but all states do not have to accept other states CC permits?
and you don't see the contradiction there?
no, you are spinning. States have to accept ALL marriage licenses issued by another state, they have to accept drivers licenses issued by another state. It is only logical that they should also have to accept CC permits issued by another state.
This is easy, its not complicated. You are wrong, admit it and move on.
No, they are both licenses issued by a state to a resident/residents of that state. Legally they are exactly the same as a drivers license issued by one state that is accepted in every other state.