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Just obey the law, and think as you please.
I agree. The Kleins should obey the 1st Amendment, the highest law in question here. And they should also think as they please. It will be found that Judge Moore was doing the right thing protecting Alabama. But until a civil case cites Hively v Ivy Tech, he'll have to be happy with retirement...until the governor's seat opens up..
You are a complete loon.
Neither Obergefell or Loving 'became new law'- courts don't make law- they interpret the Constitution.
First I'd like to say that anyone using ad hominems in literally every post, is showing that they are fearful and their argument is weak. So, thanks for the heads up (again) Syriusly.
Second, where in the Constitution are there enumerated protections for people practicing gay sex behaviors? Can you point me to the passage and the wording. Link? You see, if things don't exist in the Constitution, they cannot be "interpreted" to exist there...that is called "adding" things to the Constitution. And there's only one branch of government that can add things to the Constitution. And it ain't the USSC.
And hence we have the correct finding of Hively v Ivy Tech (2016) at the 7th circuit. Sexual orientation isn't covered under the Civil Rights Act (nor the Constitution therefore). And, Obergefell illegally stripped parties to the marriage contract of their intrinsic enjoyments established and maintained for over a thousand years: BOTH a mother and father. Obergefell strips children, to their detriment, of those enjoyments one or the other...for LIFE.
So, enjoy these brief seeming-"victories" while you can. Because that hourglass has not a ton of sand in it.
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Keep telling yourself that. Meanwhile I'll re-read the 1st Amendment just in case I missed the "time and place limitations" on the 1st Amendment's guarantees...