Silhouette
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You don't make abnormal behavior "normal". You don't make the exception the rule. That's what's going on with marriage. LGBT seek to remove the clear robust icon and flatten it into a muddy freeforall of mental anomolies playing at man and wife. That's what happens when you allow a cult to tamper with mainstream values. The ripple effects run deep. Deeper than you will allow yourself to think. Speaking of keeping your blinders on from fear...
I don't need to even consider abnormal behaviour really.
If it's against the law, it's against the law and the law may deal with this.
If it's not against the law then the people should be able to do if they choose, it's not for me or you to tell them otherwise.
It is against the law to practice sex with the same gender and to want to marry that person, in many, many states. So you concede then that the law may deal with this in those states. Good. I see we are on the same page. Utah wins.
I remember I think it was Kennedy's comments after Lawrence v Texas where he said something like "just because we are decriminalizing sodomy, doesn't mean sodomy gets to marry". I wonder if he is regretting the decision to decriminalize it now? Or will stand firmly to assert what he said before in the Utah case?