Absolutely. Our Declaration of Independence nails it.
"...That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed."
And according to our Constitution, marriage is not an enumerated power delegated to the federal government and therefore is reserved to the states and the people to decide.
Judges do not have the constitutional authority to overrule the majority of the people in the majority of states who have consented to just laws.
Homosexual marriage is not the law of the land. It's not a law at all and if it was, it'd be an unjust law.
Very well said. Also it is Congress who makes writes the laws not the Supreme court and since Congress did not not make such a law the Supreme court had no business to make marriage the law of the land
We need to find a stick to jam into the wee”s of SMS.
If one state declares polygamy to only be restricted to Men and women, but allows it between five men, or five women, we may have the catalyst. SSA would have to factor five SS earning between five people. Men who want more wives could sue. If Kentucky allows it SCOTUS will need to write more law. They will have to rule, all are entitled, or none, or some.
SCOTUS needs to own it’s ruling.
Somehow, this has to hit them in the face.