ScreamingEagle
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.How?"There is no right to marry in the constitution, no right to marry whether you are heterosexual or homosexual. A whole lot of things aren't covered in the Constitution. The ability to marry is not a right but a liberty." - Predfan
"SCOTUS ruled it a right, in the text of the Loving decision." - G.T.
"no, they did not. read it again." - Predfan
"Marriage is one of the "basic civil rights of man," - SCOTUS
All gays can marry today if they want to.....nobody is stopping them.....they can go to their local Unitarian church or whatever....any other details can be covered with a contract....
however the leftist-backed gay rights movement is pushing for special government-sanctioned gay marriage......something that will rip up organized society
most marriage and child relationships are easily defined by bloodlines...this would change that
How?
Perhaps you've got a different copy of the Constitution, but I don't remember any mention of any "Right to define marriage", or any group rights at all..not to mention destroy the right of the majority to define marriage as between one man and one woman....
you got that right...that falls to the states....
I thought you guys were all about "individual rights", anyway.
gays currently have the right to marry if they wish...
Huh?the left is simply out to destroy society and a long-established way of life that functions well....it really has nothing to do with Adam and Steve pining away to get married....
one major aspect of marriage is to form the family unit which is the basic building block of society......the left wishes to destroy that basic formation.....