1. On the contrary, both Windsor and Obergefell explicitly took kids into account. And found that denying same sex parents marriage only harms their children.
Denying same sex parents marriage actually hurts kids according to the USSC. You ignore that portion of their ruling because its contradicts your nonsense.
Again, a non-represented party who implicitly shares a contract cannot be represented by judges. In family court, children have a separate representative appointed to represent their interests in divorce as to the marriage contract if conflicts arise. Guardian ad litem. Surely you've heard the term. There was no guardian ad litem at Windsor or Obergefell. Judges cannot represent a party to a case.
Children aren't party to any marriage of adults. Adults marry each other. Not their children.
Remember, you don't have the slightest clue how the law actually works. You're just making up your own version as you go along. And it has no relevance outside your imagination.
And Guardian ad litem are
fact finders for the judges. Not advocates for children. There were plenty of 'friends of the court' briefs outlining the effects on children of denying marriage to same sex parents.
You have no idea what you're talking about. You don't know how supreme court rulings work. You don't understand the terms you're using. And you don't understand contract law. Making your legal conclusions meaningless, imaginary babble.
Which might explain why *every* prediction of legal outcome you've ever made has been laughably wrong.
Again, I do know what I'm talking about. These hearings were about revoking a thousands-years-old contract of which children share an implicit enjoyment, without children having representation at the revision talks. Which is illegal. Given that the change in the contract they shared strips them of either a mother or father for life as a brand spanking new term of the contract, their detriment can be predicted. Which is doubly illegal given contract law.
Again, you really don't know what you're talking about. As a party to a contract is one who has entered into that contract. No child has entered into marriage with their parents when their parents marry.
Ever.
The courts weighed the interests of children.
And the USSC explicitly contradicted you. They found that denying marriage to same sex parents hurts their children:
Windsor v. US said:
The law in question makes it even more difficult for the children to understand the integrity and closeness of their own family and its concord with other families in their community and in their daily lives.....
...DOMA also brings financial harm to children of same-sex couples. It raises the cost of health care for families by taxing health benefits provided by employers to their workers’ same-sex spouses. And it denies or reduces benefits allowed to families upon the loss of a spouse and parent, benefits that are an integral part of family security.
The courts have found that your proposals harm children. So you ignore the courts and the harm your proposals cause. Which, again, is gloriously irrelevant to any legal outcome. As Windsor and Obergefell are just as authoritative when you pretend it doesn't exist as when you recognize that it does.
Your pseudo-legal gibberish is simply irrelevant, being imaginary.
Contracts are contracts are contracts. Whether it is in the entertainment industry or anywhere else.
Marriage is not an entertainment contract. As marriage is between adults. While entertainment contracts for child actors explicitly make children a party to the contract.
Marriage never has. Which even you recognize. Killing your argument and demonstrating how little you understand of this topic in one singular act.
Being stripped of either a father or mother for life is harmful to children. Therefore, Obergefell is VOID.
Says you, citing yourself. The courts found that denying marriage to same sex parents hurts children. Directly, seriously, and in a variety of ways. You disagree. And your opinion is still legally irrelevant. The Obergefell rulings validity isn't predicated on your personal opinion. Legally speaking, you're nobody.
Therefore, your pseudo-legal gibberish remains pristine irrelevant to any outcome in any case. As demonstrated by gay marriage being legal in 50 of 50 States. And the Obergefell ruling being in full effect, explicitly contradicting your assertions.
See how that works?