So the HRC thinks it can sue in state and federal courts, bypassing legislatures, to redefine culture for all, but we cannot use the federal and state legislative process to stop them? Hmmm...
The problem is, courts are ignoring the clear intent of written and established law in support of radical agendas. All the FMA will do is put the power back in the hands of the people.
Nearly every political win the queers have acheived has come from the hands of the courts. The people have had no say. The FMA will be long and difficult to pass. If it does, then the people have spoken and representative gov't has been restored.
Interestingly, the queers think the constitution, which cannot be bothered with trivia such as this, currently supports their every whim. It's time for the people to define those shadows that have been showing up in the imaginations of power-hungry judges.
This is the living contitution the way the founding fathers intended. When an issue arrises, the constitution will change. This is the "living" part when slavery was abolished.
The left wants to be able to hide and play games. The homosexuals are already starting their strategy for WHEN the FMA. They will then do a state by state battle. Then they will get the homosexual favoring states to recognize each other's homosexual special rights.
But that would take time and still keep homosexuals as a tolerated but not accepted sexual behavior.