Rawlings knows that political philosophy, natural law, classical liberalism and the American principles of equality and due process before the law contradict his hetero-fascism.
Like all good little fascists, though, that won't stop him from doing that which he accuses others of doing if given a chance. Because his level of morality is so low on the scale, he believes his opposition would do to him if only he had the balls to do what he wants to his enemies.
In no way shape or form is his right to private association threatened by marriage equality.
He may not, however, have special rights in public accommodation.
This comes from a guy who thinks he's an intellectual yet doesn't even know basic facts about history, he just repeats leftist talking points.
Natural law and classical liberalism have nothing to do with the Marxist gay rights movement, which is about as genuine as astroturf. Gay rights, civil rights, animal rights, environmentalists are all the same, just different fronts for lefties to recruit stupid college age kids.
I mean look at this article about Jefferson (classic, classical liberal) and homosexuality (notice how the author parses words and says it's about the act, well no ******* doh. if two guys don't buttfuck we wouldn't give a shit. So is the author saying you can be a homo without the sex part? how is that possible?
Thomas Jefferson wasn't a homophobe
So, I guess, in a way, it's true that Jefferson (and others) were wrong about same-sex sexual acts, but it's only fair to note that from their vantage point, it was only about those sexual acts and not about orientation. It was definitely not about love or coupling or getting married, to most people in those days.
So married wasn't even an issue, and yes it would have been turned down faster than Starkey at a Hawaiian Tropic Ladies Night.
But I love how this author talks about homosexuality without sex. Uh isn't that the point of it, is there another kind? LOLOLOL