ok doser
lifeguard at the cement pond
Yeah, but sequels never live up to the original.
that's not how you spell squirrels
Yeah, but sequels never live up to the original.
So if the Court had ruled to exclude homosexuals you'd have called it a victory for liberty. lain:what is the issue at hand?
religious freedom and judicial tyranny
So if the Court had ruled to exclude homosexuals you'd have called it a victory for liberty. lain:[
No one has a right to use their faith to deny anyone else their rights.
So if the Court had ruled to exclude homosexuals you'd have called it a victory for liberty. lain:
No one has a right to use their faith to deny anyone else their rights. Doing that isn't an exercise of religious freedom, it's actual tyranny.
I don't agree with your premise, Tot. I don't think the guiding principle of the Constitution does either, really. We're a nation of law predicated upon a fundamental equality in right. We don't create right, only protect it, both from forces external and internal.Assuming they have a right to marriage, only the law decided that...now did the law makers have a right to decide? was there a great enough or urgent enough need? was there a consensus?
A right denied without justification would seem to meet that definition, however comfortable or uncomfortable we are with it.were other people's rights trampled on?
A right denied without justification...
voters are idiots
didn't you know?
surely you knew