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Show us where the Obergefell decision cites the APA. You can't. You're making this pseudo-legal horseshit up as you go along.
You disagree with the FINDINGS of the Supreme Court...
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This is an interesting pretzel statement...even from you Skylar. You're clearly trying to outdo yourself. At once you're saying "The Court didn't cite any studies to come to its conclusion that stripping a child of either a mother or father for life (gay marriage; de facto) is "good for them".. Then in the next breath you are saying someone is foolish to disagree with the (armchair child psychology best guess) of five wholly unqualified people to pass final decree on a topic they know little to nothing about. Certainly no more or less than the average layman.
You're saying in essence, "even though the specific parameter of gay marriage rendering children either fatherless or motherless for life (no hope, where hope still does exist in single parents) wasn't covered professionally or debated, the SCOTUS' decree even as it may or may not harm children is the final word without deliberation on the thing that may or may not harm children." ie: it was never debated. They just made up out of thin air that depriving a child of a mother or father for life was "in their best interest".
A challenge to that fallacy will come... The Five unqualified laymen on SCOTUS in essence made a Kangaroo-Decree without the input or deliberation of child psychologists (who use actual scientific methods and surveys, unlike the APA-funded studies) or even the children themselves.
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