That has nothing to do with the issue at hand. Virginia was at that time denying the equal rights based on race.
And between Windsor v. US (which cited Loving V. Virginia specifically) and Romer v Evans, the Supreme Court cited 4 separate race based cases when describing why the rights of gays can't be violated.
You insist no such cases are relevant. The USSC obviously disagrees, citing them at least 4 times.
Why would I ignore the Supreme Court and instead believe you citing yourself?
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SKYLAR. You asked.....
"Why would I ignore the Supreme Court and instead believe you citing yourself?"
Well, I would reply that because YOUR SCOTUS is simply the result of poison fruit, and an illegal act, aimed at ending the United States by consolidating them under a wholly national consolidated government.
Article XIII of the Articles of Confederation states....
"the Articles of this Confederation shall be inviolably observed by every State, and the Union shall be perpetual; nor shall any alteration at any time hereafter be made in any of them; unless such alteration be agreed to in a Congress of the United States, and be afterwards confirmed by the legislatures of every State."
Yet James Madison stated in a letter to Mr. Everett August 1830.........
"It was formed, not by the governments of the component states, as the federal government for which it was substituted was formed. Nor was it formed by a majority of the people of the United States, as a single community, in the manner of a consolidated government. It was formed by the states, that is, by the people in each of the states, acting in their highest sovereign capacity; and formed consequently by the same authority which formed the state constitutions.”
Here we see the first evidence that YOUR 1787/1789 U.S. CONstitution began via a violation of the law, an act of rebellion to the lawful authority of Article XIII, in that the changes or abandonment of the Articles was done as Madison stated ...
It was formed by the states, that is, by the people in each of the states, acting in their highest sovereign capacity;
The law stated in Article XIII that the State legislatures, NOT the people had to confirm any alteration in them.
Yet the 1787/1789 Begins with the wording "We the people" rather than We the State legislatures.
This was a violation making YOUR 1787/1789 U.S. CONstitution established by an illegal act.
With the wording "We the people" that act alone made it a contract between the people then living, hence not binding on those yet to be born. One cannot force a contract upon someone yet to be in existence. A fathers contracted debts are paid from his estate and cannot be passed on to his children or grand children. The people of a community cannot contract to plant an apple orchard for their posterity and then those not yet to be born force to tend that orchard and eat the fruit thereof.
Now if the Articles had been "
inviolably observed" then the Confederation/union of States would have remained as just that,
A union of States.
Now in seeing that YOUR SCOTUS being part of a rebellious act, hence the result of poison fruit, and a politically charged body made up of indirect political party appointees, I see my opinion to be far more trustworthy and valuable than any opinion rendered by that body.
Now please explain how a woman and a woman not being allowed to call a contract between themselves a marriage contract when a marriage contract has always been, and is a contract between a man and a woman is somehow a privilege that is being denied them or that equal protection is being denied when there is no man party to that contract?
The two are NOT equal in that very definition of a marriage contract.
Or how a man and a man not being allowed to legally call a contract between themselves a marriage contract when a marriage contract is and has always been defined both historically and traditionally as a legal contract between a man and a woman.
You see, YOUR politically charge Kangaroo court has since its very illegal inception rendering opinions that are the result of the poison fruit that was an act of rebellion aimed at ending the union of States, via the consolidation of them into a single State under a wholly national government system.