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Pay attention to the underlined below and the fact that Obergefell itself said that children are integral to the concept of marriage as a whole. This of course is upheld in divorce proceedings which take into account children's needs first and adults secondary to them in the dissolving of the contract: which is not wholly dissolved until the children have derived their entire benefits from it (contact with both mother and father). There can be no more extraordinary circumstance to a child than a civil court preparing to ratify a contract which banishes them from either a father or mother for life (gay marriage). Nothing is more compelling to a child than that.
Infancy Doctrine Inquiries.pdf
(Page 8 of PDF Page 53 of actual document; at the bottom paragraph)
^^ who voted this as "funny" on the previous page? Explain yourself. Do you think that Obergefell & the cases leading up to it were not proposing an extraordinary revision from children's point of view & their share of contractual benefits? Do you have argument that fathers aren't vital to sons & mothers aren't vital to daughters?
Infancy Doctrine Inquiries.pdf
(Page 8 of PDF Page 53 of actual document; at the bottom paragraph)
..Food, clothing, shelter, and medical expenses are in the traditional category of necessities. Education also generally falls in this list. Interestingly enough, "retaining counsel in criminal proceedings" has also been upheld as a necessity and "under extraordinary circumstances," counsel in a civil suit can be as well.
^^ who voted this as "funny" on the previous page? Explain yourself. Do you think that Obergefell & the cases leading up to it were not proposing an extraordinary revision from children's point of view & their share of contractual benefits? Do you have argument that fathers aren't vital to sons & mothers aren't vital to daughters?
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