Conservative65
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Yeah sweetie. The federal government is explicitly restricted to 18 enumerated powers by the U.S. Constitution. Marriage is not one of those powers. Therefore they have no authority at all to rule on it.Bingo! Ding, Ding, Ding....you finally caught on. It only took half a dozen posts explaining it to you. The criteria was not "non familial" as you wrongly claimed. It was one man and one woman of the same race. Then it became one man and one woman of any race. Currently is anyone with anyone because of an illegal and unconstitutional ruling.That is correct, "patriot", they could not marry because there were laws prohibiting it. Those laws were ruled unconstitutional, violating the 14th Amendment. Here endeth the lesson.
So we're still waiting for an example from you wytchy were liberal's drew the line and refused to "progress" an issue any further. It's pretty sad that you can't come up with one example. Not even a small and silly one - much less one of substance.
Illegal ruling?![]()
Furthermore, only the legislative branch can create or alter law. The Supreme Court is part of the judicial branch. Therefore they cannot create a law stating that all states must recognize gay marriage.
Isn't it sad that liberals need the basics of the U.S. Constitution and the role of government explained to them? You people are an embarrassment to this nation.
How about equal protection? Anyway, the law of the land disagrees with you
Do you support polygamous marriages? Brother/Sister? Mother/Son? Father/Daughter?
Tell us about that equal protection.

