To: C19fan
What is this “equal protection” in the Constitution, and what does “protecting” have to do with LETTING someone marry?
After all, marriage cannot be a right if it requires at least 2 parties to agree to it. No-one has a “right” to marry. Only an opportunity.
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03/05/2014 9:19:27 AM PST by
the OlLine Rebel
(Common sense is an uncommon virtue./Technological progress cannot be legislated.)
To: the OlLine Rebel
marriage cannot be a right if it requires at least 2 parties to agree to it
This is the key!!! You are absolutely right about that. It is not a "right".
To: the OlLine Rebel; All
After all, marriage cannot be a right if it requires at least 2 parties to agree to it. Excellent insight! It's to bad that uncommon common sense is needed to appreciate that insight.
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