Kentucky Bill Passes: Gay Marriage & Normal Marriage Licenses Now Different

[jillian]

that whole separate but equal thing hasn't held up since 1950

For race, but behaviors are not about race. So not sure why you brought that up. People make distinctions on behavior every single day of the week. Ever hear of penal codes?

BTW, on that "separate but equal" issue.... why is gay marriage "legal" but polygamy "illegal". Both are unions of consenting adults based on their kink. Gay is legal, polygamy is not. When you've stumped for polygamy until it is also legal, THEN you will be qualified to speak about that, but not before..

14th Amendment jurisprudence concerning due process and equal protection of the law does not apply solely to race – it applies also to the right to make choices about how to live one's life, free from unwarranted interference by the state, where government cannot disadvantage citizens based on how they decide to conduct their personal lives:

So then we agree: polygamy became legal last June in Obergefell. And if you don't believe that is true, you're going to have to cite the 14th when you tell me why not..

no.

please try reading with comprehension.

and your obsession is bizarre... no matter how nice Skylar is trying to be to you.

 

[pwjohn]

This is gonna be a really great show watching goofball KY fuctards fail miserably in all their best efforts to legislate church doctrine on "we the people", who will in fact reject any and all efforts to do so..

The church is not a legislative branch of any government within this great nation of ours.

 

[Syriusly]

Another day-- and more Silhouette anti-gay posts.....