Brutuskend
Lifer
- Apr 2, 2001
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Originally posted by: Audiophile1980
I'm talking about LAWS here. Right or wrong, the people have spoken and it becomes a LAW.
There are laws on the books in some states that say you can't marry your cousin, yet you don't hear those people that wish to do so crying discrimination even though, it may be legal two states over to do just that!
Right or wrong the people have spoken and it's LAW?
Kind of like Slavery at the time, right?
No. A law is not absolute. It still has to pass constitutional muster. As this one doesn't, upon facing a supreme court challenge it will be ruled unconstitutional (as it was in mass) and struck down. This law is BRAND NEW and sadly this can take years.
You do understand that no law may subvert protections guaranteed by the constitution, right? How about that 14th amendment?
Then the same argument should be able to guaranty my right to marry my cousin if I wish to do so right?
Does it OUTRAGE you that I can't do so NOW?
No?
Why not?
You seem to think all of us that don't agree with YOUR outlook SHOULD be outraged.:shocked:
Will you fight for MY rights? You seem to think I and everyone who disagrees with YOU should fight for yours.