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To: MeshugeMikey

I was required to post excerpt. Go to whole article for more info... it is suggested Supreme Court will be required to rule.


3 posted on 11/07/2014 6:13:28 PM PST by UMCRevMom@aol.com
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To: UMCRevMom@aol.com
Perhaps RBG will die or retire before the SCOTUS hears this. If the GOP senate will leave the seat vacant until the next president then the four conservatives can choose to take the appeal on this case and with a 4-4 vote the lower court will be affirmed. That's assuming Kennedy goes gay, which most people expect him to do.
Hopefully the 5th Circuit will go the same way, and they take up that case too.
But with the present composition of the court I don't see how we can win, unless Kennedy decides principles of federalism are more important than the gay agenda that he loves so much.
10 posted on 11/07/2014 6:24:49 PM PST by Clump ( the tree of liberty is withering like a stricken fig tree)
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To: UMCRevMom@aol.com

Why do they call it marriage equality, when there is no marriage?

Theses people are fools to beleive you can define a union between 2 people as something it is by the laws of nature incompatibly different from.

Even the will of the people cannot change nature, nor can the chief architect of lies politicians and their hand picked magistrates(judges) redefine that which is not theirs to redefine.

marriage is a procreative union, It requires a sexual relationship and life time commitment to resulting family. Thus it is a matter of natural law that only sexually compatible parties are both capable and disposed towards such a union.


40 posted on 11/07/2014 8:21:50 PM PST by Monorprise
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