First of all, I have no idea where any of my marriage “paper work” is.
Second, what is that, about a 50 year old Army statute? Do you even have any idea if it still holds?
Thirdly, to assume that nothing else will change if a domino effect of states getting out of the license business is just frankly foundationally flawed.
What is a 50 year old Army statute?
I didn’t ask you if you knew where your/city hall’s paperwork was, I asked “”Would you destroy all records and evidence of your marriage right now?”” meaning all proof of your marriage in the sense of proving it legal, if you could?
Second, do you really think that states are going to cease recognizing marriage, or certifying that their citizens are legally married? And that people will tolerate that?
Third, what 50 year old marriage thing in the Army, are you talking about?
I didn’t ask you if you knew where your/city hall’s paperwork was, I asked “”Would you destroy all records and evidence of your marriage right now?”” meaning all proof of your marriage in the sense of proving it legal, if you could?
Second, do you really think that states are going to cease recognizing marriage, or certifying that their citizens are legally married? And that people will tolerate that?
Third, what 50 year old marriage thing in the Army, are you talking about?