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Sorry, but as a lawyer totally in favor of gay marriage, Roberts, at least, is completely right on the legal theory.

Sorry, but as a lawyer totally in favor of gay marriage, Roberts, at least, is completely right on the legal theory. There has been basically nothing, in the history of our country, considered more of a state right than defining marriage. The supreme court is not a ruling council. Our constitution is about freedom from government intervention, not guaranteed government benefits. The debates over everything in the past that led to amendments looked roughly the same as the debate over same sex marriage. For example, people beat each other on the floor of the senate chamber over slavery. The only difference to this debate is that a court ended it by deciding to change the constitution. This is not how the process is supposed to work. The fact that the majority of the US may be tired of a broken political system does not change this.

Posted by DannyBee on Jun 26, 2015, 4:59 PM

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Sorry, but as a lawyer totally in favor of gay marriage, Roberts, at least, is completely right on the legal theory.

DannyBeeJun 26, 2015, 4:59 PM

Sorry, but as a lawyer totally in favor of gay marriage, Roberts, at least, is completely right on the legal theory. There has been basically nothing, in the history of our country, considered more of a state right than defining marriage. The supreme court is not a ruling council. Our constitution is about freedom from government intervention, not guaranteed government benefits. The debates over everything in the past that led to amendments looked roughly the same as the debate over same sex marriage. For example, people beat each other on the floor of the senate chamber over slavery. The only difference to this debate is that a court ended it by deciding to change the constitution. This is not how the process is supposed to work. The fact that the majority of the US may be tired of a broken political system does not change this.

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